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I tore my labrum and had a posterior and anterior slap repair. i'm about 4 months post-op and still experience a lot of pain. should i see my doctor?
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See your surgeon yes: Persistent pain more than 3 months out form a slap repair warrants a visit to your surgeon to make sure the repair has healed.
Answered 2/27/2014
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