Shoulder Dislocation Rehabilitation in Gorey
A shoulder dislocation occurs when the ball of the upper arm bone comes out of the shoulder socket. This injury often occurs during sports, falls or accidents. Once the shoulder has been relocated, rehabilitation is essential to restore stability and prevent future dislocations. See our Shoulder Pain page for a broader overview.
Symptoms of Shoulder Dislocation
Symptoms may include:
- Severe shoulder pain
- Visible deformity
- Inability to move the arm
- Swelling and muscle spasm
Physiotherapy Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation focuses on:
- Restoring shoulder movement
- Strengthening the stabilising muscles
- Improving shoulder control
- A gradual return to sport
If surgery is needed to stabilise the shoulder, see our Shoulder Surgery Rehabilitation page.
Book a Shoulder Assessment
After a dislocation, a structured rehabilitation plan is the best way to rebuild stability and confidence.
Related Shoulder Conditions
Shoulder Pain TreatmentCauses, treatment and recovery for shoulder pain.Read moreRotator Cuff PainPain and weakness from irritated or overloaded rotator cuff tendons.Read moreFrozen ShoulderGradual pain and stiffness that restricts shoulder movement.Read moreAC Joint InjuryPain at the top of the shoulder, often after a fall or tackle.Read moreShoulder Surgery RehabilitationGuided recovery after rotator cuff repair, stabilisation or replacement.Read moreShoulder ImpingementPain when lifting the arm or reaching overhead.Read moreShoulder Pain When Lifting the ArmPain reaching for objects, dressing or lifting overhead.Read moreShoulder Pain at NightPain lying on the shoulder that disturbs your sleep.Read moreShoulder Pain Reaching Behind the BackPain fastening a bra, putting on a jacket or reaching a back pocket.Read moreShoulder Pain After the GymPain after pressing, overhead lifting or pull-ups.Read more
