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Shoulder dislocation physical therapy any tips?
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Strengthening: You should really focus on strengthening your rotator cuff muscles. Make sure you do this with a physical therapist to make sure your are doing it correctly and not increasing your risk of a repeat shoulder dislocation.
Answered 11/27/2017
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