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Is surgery to repair a torn rotator cuff ever indicated for a 70 year old man in otherwise good shape?
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anonymous
Mar 18, 2019
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Anna Fox
Mar 19, 2019
Do you have very serious symptom? If so, maybe surgery is the only way to relieve .
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George
Jul 7, 2019
I had rotator cuff surgery at 71 from playing lots of tennis and senior softball. Was good to do as still playing at 82 and have added pickleball.
anonymous
Jul 8, 2019
There's a limit for nearly everything. I learned that when I got diagnosed with rotator cuff. It's good for you to do exercises, but remember, not to overdo it. Best regards.
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Jefferson
Jul 23, 2019
Naw man in.his 70th and good overall health would need surgery to repair his rotator cup in order to relieve pain and to limit the risk of further damage but his age may still need to be taken in consideration along with monitoring his heart and blood pressure surgery will oftentimes cause elevation in both
anonymous
Jul 24, 2019
does he have high blood pressure?
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