Back in the spring of 2009, I was playing football. Defensive end, and was in tackling drills. I ran to the kid, he juked me, but I stuck my arm out and tried to pull him back. I basically arm tackled him. Then i felt my shoulder pop multiple times and my shoulder went limp. The pain was excruciating, but I finished practice. Talked to the trainer, they looked at it and said it would be all right. And ever since that very moment i’ve had shoulder problems. If I move my shoulder back, I can feel it pop. Pull-ups, it pops. So my qeustion is…. will this ever get better? What can i do?
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After 2 years — no – it is not going to get better on it’s own –
You could have a torn rotator cuff or displaced shoulder socket —
You need to see an Ortho Dr. – and get a CT or MRI – once they figure out what is wrong – you might need some PT –
If you can not get it back in place to heal – at least see a chiropractor – he can adjust the bone/socket and get it back in place without surgery – then go from there –
(son played football – our chiro. had early Sat AM hours for football players – didn’t even need an appointment-just show up and he’d see them if they had gotten hurt or whatever the night before- great guy) -