For the treatment of a shoulder dislocation, you may need to seek emergency medical attention if you are exhibiting any of the following symptoms:
difficulty using your arm instability in the back and shoulders Painful shoulders Bruising and swelling in your upper arm or shoulder Arm, neck, hand, or finger numbness and/or weakness Your arm seems out of position. shoulder spasms in the muscles

Spiral screws known as anchor sutures are frequently used to secure tendons and ligaments to the bone. They can be constructed of plastic, metal, or a bio-dissolvable substance, depending on the needs of the patient and the surgeon's discretion.

The rehabilitation programme must be tailored to the patient's needs, the severity of the injury, and their level of normal activity. For instance, recovery from arthroscopic surgery for an unstable shoulder is influenced by the cause of the tear, the level of joint instability, the frequency of joint dislocation, the direction of the dislocation/instability, neuromuscular control over the joint, and the patient's level of activity, particularly in patients with a history of repeated shoulder joint dislocations.

People can resume everyday activities, including sports, in two to three months after arthroscopic bankart surgery repair, which has a 90 to 95 percent success rate. Typically, three months following surgery is when you may start lifting weights. However, a thorough internal recovery might take 4-6 months.