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Shoulder Instability

Shoulder Instability Treatment

Our Shoulder Instability treatment focuses on relieving pain, preventing recurrent dislocations, and restoring shoulder strength and stability through accurate diagnosis and appropriate non-surgical or surgical care.

Shoulder Instability

Experiencing repeated shoulder dislocations, looseness, pain, or a feeling that the joint may slip out of place?
Sun Hospitals offers comprehensive Shoulder Instability treatment using advanced diagnostic evaluation and evidence-based orthopaedic care to restore joint stability and function. Guided by experienced orthopaedic specialists, our personalised treatment plans focus on safe recovery using the most suitable non-surgical or surgical approach.

Get expert Shoulder Instability treatment at Sun Hospitals with experienced orthopaedic surgeons, advanced imaging support, and structured rehabilitation care. Accurate diagnosis, ethical treatment planning, and focused recovery management. Book a consultation today.

Technology

At Sun Hospitals, we use advanced orthopaedic diagnostics and treatment techniques to manage Shoulder Instability safely and effectively:

• Digital X-Ray & MRI Imaging – Detailed evaluation of joint alignment and soft tissue injury
• Ultrasound-Guided Assessment – Dynamic evaluation of shoulder movement
• Arthroscopic Stabilisation Surgery – Minimally invasive repair for recurrent instability
• Non-Surgical Management – Physiotherapy-based strengthening and stability programs
• Structured Rehabilitation Protocols – Guided recovery to restore control and confidence

Before Care & After Care

Before Your Consultation / Treatment:
• Avoid activities that may provoke shoulder dislocation
• Inform the doctor about previous dislocations or injuries
• Carry all relevant X-rays, MRI scans, and medical reports
• Follow medication instructions as advised

After Your Treatment:
• Follow prescribed physiotherapy and shoulder strengthening exercises
• Avoid sudden or overhead shoulder movements initially
• Take medications strictly as prescribed
• Attend scheduled follow-up visits to monitor stability and recovery

Note: Mild pain or stiffness may persist for 1–2 weeks. Functional stability improves gradually over the next few weeks to months with proper rehabilitation.

Why Choose Sun Orthopaedics?

20+ Years of Expertise

Providing advanced orthopaedic care with top technology and experienced specialists.

18,000+ Successful Surgeries

Includes 8,000+ knee surgeries and 5,000+ shoulder surgeries performed with precision.

Robotic Knee Replacement

Advanced robotic-assisted joint replacement for faster recovery and long-term results.

Two Centres in Bangalore

Mathikere & Vidyaranyapura units offering complete orthopaedic and sports rehab care.

Rated 4.9 ★ by Patients

Thousands of satisfied patients with consistently high recovery and success rates.

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    Quick answers to questions you may have

    How many treatment sessions are required for shoulder instability?
    The number of sessions depends on the severity and recurrence of shoulder instability. Many patients respond well to non-surgical treatment and physiotherapy, while recurrent dislocations may require surgical stabilisation followed by rehabilitation.
    Is shoulder instability treatment painful? +
    Pain levels vary depending on the condition and treatment approach. Treatment focuses on pain control, joint stabilisation, and gradual strengthening to keep patients comfortable during recovery.
    When can I resume normal shoulder movement? +
    Movement is restored gradually through guided physiotherapy. Your orthopaedic specialist will provide a personalised recovery timeline based on treatment and shoulder stability.
    Can shoulder instability be treated without surgery? +
    Yes. Many first-time or mild cases can be managed with physiotherapy and activity modification. Surgery is considered for recurrent dislocations or when instability significantly affects daily activities.
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