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Instability can follow a traumatic dislocation or occur due to laxity, labral injury or bone loss.
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Shoulder Instability Treatment in Madurai
Shoulder instability means the shoulder repeatedly slips, dislocates or feels unsafe during movement.
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Repeated dislocationFear of overhead movementClicking or slipping sensationPain after sports injuryWeakness or loss of confidence
Diagnosis and evaluation
Evaluation often includes history, instability tests, X-ray and MRI/CT when bone or labral injury is suspected.
Non-operative treatment
Physiotherapy may improve control and strength in selected patients.
Surgical treatment
Surgical options depend on labral injury, recurrence, sport demands and bone loss.
Recovery and rehabilitation
Rehabilitation focuses on protection, range of motion, strengthening and controlled return to activity.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the shoulder repeatedly dislocate?
Recurrent dislocation can occur when stabilising structures are injured or when bone loss/laxity is present.
Is surgery always required?
No. Treatment depends on recurrence, age, activity, imaging and patient goals.
Medical disclaimer
This information is intended for general educational purposes and does not replace individual medical evaluation or treatment.
Last reviewed: 18 September 2026 · Reviewed by: Jayam Hospital clinical teamAppointments
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