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DISLOCATED SHOULDER: Normally, a dislocated shoulder will fully heal in anywhere from 4 to 12 weeks. It depends upon how serious it is, and what caused it in the first place. If it's from an injury, it will take considerably longer to heal. Best luck! ...Read more
RF: shoulder instability, a history of shoulder dislocation, seizures. (Elderly women and young athletes.) DX: Lateral projection to detect whether it's in or out. Tx: Traction to realign the bones of the joint; A sling or sling with waist strap (sling and swath) is worn to immobilize the joint. Following reduction of a posterior dislocation, shoulder immobilized with a spica cast (arm in a gunslinger position.) 40+ y/o - immobilized for 7 to 10 days & then gradually encouraged to exercise the shoulder as symptoms allow. <40 y/o higher risk for redislocation - immobilize for up to 6 weeks.