Shoulder Fracture

A fracture of any of the

bones in the shoulder

 can greatly impair your mobility and cause severe pain. Shoulder fractures occur as a result of trauma or injury to the shoulder from a fall, sports injury, car accident, or any direct blow to the shoulder.
Shoulder fracture prevention: Maintain good bone health. Wear proper shoes to maintain balance and prevent falls. Use proper equipment for your sport. Use proper techniques for your sport.
Symptoms

Joint is sore to touch

  • Shoulder sore to the touch

common

Blue/purple skin on shoulder

common

Shoulder pain

  • With exertion

  • In one shoulder

common

Difficulty moving shoulder

common

Buzzing sensation in upper extremity

Numbness or tingling in shoulders arms or hands

Risk factors

Recent injury or trauma in upper extremity

  • In shoulder

Treatment
Treatment for these fractures can vary. Some options include: 1-A simple sling or strap is worn for three to eight weeks, depending on the patient’s pain. 2-Surgery, which may include placing plates and screws or wires and sutures. This is more often needed when there is an injury to the glenoid (shoulder socket) or when broken bone pieces are severely out of place.
Recommended specialist

If you have Shoulder Fracture, then visit an orthopedic surgeon as soon as possible.

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