His shoulder dislocated but there's no doctor to help.. What they did next will make you wince!
This painful condition can lead to severe disability if you do not get medical help as soon as possible!
Wondering how you can get this sternly painful dislocated shoulder?
It happens when the top of your upper arm ends in a shape of a ball. Because the ball fits into a socket or a cup in the shoulder bone.
If you have dislocated your should just like the man in the video and you are nowhere near a hospital to have an x-ray or any other way to get help, you can diagnose a dislocated shoulder if the person feels best when you hold his/her forearm out, across their abdomen or chest, elbow bent at a ninety-degree angle. Also, if there is a soft spot and potential indentation on the injured shoulder because the ball isn’t in the socket.
But if your shoulder pops out and you are the only one who knows how to get it back in, well, you shouldn’t worry that much because you can absolutely pop back your dislocated shoulder. Yes, you can do it alone!
It doesn’t really involve running into walls or other violent stuff. All you need is a lot of courage, concentration and a great tolerance for pain. First you have to pull your arm away from the socket so that the ball is pulled beyond the edge of the socket cup. You will be able to do this when you have some force or weight which will help pull your arm in a proper position.
The video was posted by online user gonzoexpress1 which had already garnered over 2 million views as of this writing. However, in the video the man was fortunate to have his friends around to help.
Watch the full video below and share us your thoughts on the comment section!
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| His friend help him pop back his dislocated shoulder |
It happens when the top of your upper arm ends in a shape of a ball. Because the ball fits into a socket or a cup in the shoulder bone.
If you have dislocated your should just like the man in the video and you are nowhere near a hospital to have an x-ray or any other way to get help, you can diagnose a dislocated shoulder if the person feels best when you hold his/her forearm out, across their abdomen or chest, elbow bent at a ninety-degree angle. Also, if there is a soft spot and potential indentation on the injured shoulder because the ball isn’t in the socket.
But if your shoulder pops out and you are the only one who knows how to get it back in, well, you shouldn’t worry that much because you can absolutely pop back your dislocated shoulder. Yes, you can do it alone!
It doesn’t really involve running into walls or other violent stuff. All you need is a lot of courage, concentration and a great tolerance for pain. First you have to pull your arm away from the socket so that the ball is pulled beyond the edge of the socket cup. You will be able to do this when you have some force or weight which will help pull your arm in a proper position.
The video was posted by online user gonzoexpress1 which had already garnered over 2 million views as of this writing. However, in the video the man was fortunate to have his friends around to help.
Watch the full video below and share us your thoughts on the comment section!
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His shoulder dislocated but there's no doctor to help.. What they did next will make you wince!
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