I wonder if anyone else had this sort of injury before, and what sort of physio would be best.
Normally, when a person raises his arm upwards, the head of the humerus bone rotates about the glenoid socket, a simple ball-and-socket motion.
But since my injury (shoulder dislocation), when I now try to raise mine, the head of the humerus actually moves upwards rather than rotating about the glenoid. Looking at the mirror, it looks as if I'm doing a shrug each time I raise my arm.
My first physiotherapist has no clue what to do with me, and I'm now trying to find a second therapist. Meanwhile, does anyone have any advice? Thanks in advance.
Thread: Humerus + glenoid
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