Hi:
I had this surgery-open shoulder-with acromioplasty and decompression. It took a long time, and a lot of physical therapy to get better. Are you in P.T.? If so, how much per week? I think I was doing it 2-3 times a week for months. That is the only way to get rid of stiffness, pain, etc. It may be "Frozen Shoulder"-where your joint/shoulder freeze up, many times after surgery. Sometimes, under anesthesia, they need to manipulate it to break up scar tissue. Hang in there-it is a rough surgery!
I had the nerve conduction study done in November before my surgery and it came back normal. I am making an appointment with my surgeon for next week. I had a nerve block when I had my surgery, do you think that might have anything to do with this? I just find it weird because it is hurting down my arm now and it wasn't before the surgery. Thanks, Lisa
Hi Lisa,
How are you feeling?
I think either it could be due to nerve injury or due nerve compression.
It could also be carpel tunnel syndrome.
I think you should be consulting your surgeon back to see doe cause of pain.
You can get nerve conduction study done to see for diagnosis of neuropathy.
Keep me informed if you have any queries.
Bye.