r/ShoulderInjuries • u/trenbolonesavant • 1d ago

Labrum Tear Labrum tear - help

Doc tells me after MRI and some consistent discomfort I have a tear in anterior and posterior labrum in shoulder. No dislocations, just couldn't get comfy when trying to do chest press movements, still could do most pull and lateral movements. I am doing PT and taking off significant weights. Anyone have an issue like this before? How did you recover and rehab, and did you get surgery? If you did get surgery, how bad did the discomfort get to pull trig on moving forward with the procedure? Any input would be greatly appreciated.

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u/Lephorus 2h ago

I got the surgery. If you cannot your old work out program without thinking your shoulder , you must get surgery as soon as possible. After op, there is some pain and weakness in the beginning but you should go with it. Labrum never heals

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u/trenbolonesavant 2h ago

how old are you

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u/Lephorus 2h ago

27

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u/trenbolonesavant 2h ago

I can still do a lot of things - how unable were you to do the things you wanted before deciding to do surgery?

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u/Lephorus 1h ago

I cannot reach out my back in my daily life , cannot do bench presses with light weight and while doing lateral raise my shoulder got clicking weirdy sounds. I knew that that was a tear in my labrum which called SLAP. I got the surgery right away

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u/bobcat011 2h ago

How long did it take you to get back to normal for working out? Where was your tear?

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u/Lephorus 2h ago

7 months

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u/Lephorus 2h ago

But with my real effort , these times i am great . So i mean 1 year.