Patient's Query
Hello doctor,
I am a 47-year-old male. I had a nasty fall and MRI established post-traumatic injuries in the right humerus head and shoulder. I took medicines for two months. The doctors said it has healed but I am unable to move my hand rear side. It is painting a lot. Unable to pick even a small weight. Please advise.
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The probable causes are:
Your MRI report is incomplete (attachment removed to protect patient identity) and does not describe the initial except for showing hyperintensity. I suspect that you dislocated your shoulder and the humeral head has a Hillsach lesion. I will recommend getting a fresh X-ray to rule out a non-union. Has your MRI been reviewed by another radiologist to getting a more clear diagnosis? You can upload your MRI films for me to see. Finally, you should see a good physiotherapist for a frozen shoulder who could help. I will recommend that you can get the diagnosis before you proceed.
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Answered byDr. Atul Prakash
Medically reviewed byDr. K. Shobana
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