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Old 08-20-14 | 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Doug64
I am just recovering from shoulder surgery to repair 3 partially torn shoulder ligaments, bone damage and a fully torn bicep ligament. The bicep was obvious, but the other damage was just "shoulder pain" I'm finally back on the bike after 4 months of physical therapy, and the shoulder is much better than pre-surgery. I'd suggest going to an orthopedic doctor, and find out what is really going on.
I'd suggest, further, that the ortho also have a certificate in sports medicine. My ortho has one, and also rides. My surgery went very well, and they ended my PT early.

I think that finding the source of the pain is the first step. A competent chiro can treat some injuries very effectively. There are things they can't help you with, and a good chiro should be up front with that.
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