here is some basic information to start including some wonderful reference sites: <link> every person with pps is different so there risks would also be unique to them. you are having various connective tissue problems like a torn rotator cuff but as you know this can happen to people who do not have pps (myself included). when having surgery it would be good for your doctor to be familiar with pps or you may have to educate him.
would like to hear more about post-polio syvdrome. do you have more info? . i am a pps survivor. had polio in 1951. i was wondering if it was true that if you had surgery was their a possibility that you might not wake up? i have heard this from many of my pps friends. i have spondylolesthesis stage 2 sondylosis carpel tunnel both hands need total replacement of left shoulder rorator cuff ( i think they call it reverse replacement? ) torn right rotator cuff . . . . also both legs get hot and burn from feet to crouch. . .