Rotator cuff surgery recovery

Recovery after rotator cuff repair surgery can be long. This article gives you an idea of what to expect after rotator cuff repair surgery.

Wearing a sling after rotator cuff surgery is a pain. But here's why it is important! We'll tell you all about it in this article!

Come with me as I experience extensive surgical repairs to my severely injured Rotator Cuff, as well as my ruptured long Biceps Tendon. The injury, surgery, recovery and rehab in honest detail.

This guide contains tips for when your arm is in a sling. Having your arm in a sling can make it hard to get dressed, sleep at night, or even just be comfortable throughout the day. Here are a few tips that may help make life a little easier.

I hope this helps provide some insight into Post-Op Shoulder Surgery Recovery! Week 1 (Days 1-4)

I am a fairly athletic, fit, twenty-year-old. After having gone through rotator cuff surgery, certain things become apparent. When searching online for tips and tricks, there is much to be found. You can find anything from support groups, how to get dressed, what to do during your rest periods, extremely detailed reports about what your body is doing during these rest periods. What I also came to realize is that everyone has a different experience. Why?

Sleeping After Shoulder Surgery and Rotator Cuff Surgery Recovery Tips Injuries to the rotator cuff are among the most common causes of shoulder pain today resulting in over 460,000 surgeries each year. And according to LifeSpan.org, as many as 3 million people in the United States may be living with a torn rotator cuf

I hope this post will help serve as an informational guide before you have your procedure. The “how-to” of shoulder surgery that the doctor’s don’t give.

Do you think you are all ready for your shoulder arthroscopy surgery? Maybe you know everything you need to know about your day of surgery, and that's great! But did you think about post-surgery? From the moment you wake up post-surgery and feel 100 per cent like yourself again, you are in the recovery phase.

I am a fairly athletic, fit, twenty-year-old. After having gone through rotator cuff surgery, certain things become apparent. When searching online for tips and tricks, there is much to be found. You can find anything from support groups, how to get dressed, what to do during your rest periods, extremely detailed reports about what your body is doing during these rest periods. What I also came to realize is that everyone has a different experience. Why?