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Old 05-18-2011, 08:03 PM #1
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I had 2 surgery on my left shoulder (slap repair) one in 2009 and 2010 now I am schedule for acdf, my question is, does my previous shoulder surgery cause my herniated disk on c5-c6?
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I had 2 surgery on my left shoulder (slap repair) one in 2009 and 2010 now I am schedule for acdf, my question is, does my previous shoulder surgery cause my herniated disk on c5-c6?
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First, I had a SLAP repair in 2009, too. Definitely a hard, uncomfortable rehab!

For me, both of my shoulder injuries upset my neck so it probably contributed to the degeneration occuring at the C5/6 levels. My neck problems dramatically improved after both of my shoulder surgeries (one on each side). I face a fusion of C5/6 in the near future but holding off as long as possible.

I can't say if the shoulder injuries help cause the neck problems but when the shoulder is injured, you compensate and this could lead to bad posture which would affect the neck.
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Kiko -

First, I had a SLAP repair in 2009, too. Definitely a hard, uncomfortable rehab!

For me, both of my shoulder injuries upset my neck so it probably contributed to the degeneration occuring at the C5/6 levels. My neck problems dramatically improved after both of my shoulder surgeries (one on each side). I face a fusion of C5/6 in the near future but holding off as long as possible.

I can't say if the shoulder injuries help cause the neck problems but when the shoulder is injured, you compensate and this could lead to bad posture which would affect the neck.

Perhaps contributory but not the cause. Almost impossible to herniate a healthy normal disc (Kirkaldy-Willis).
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thank you guys for the answer..the reasons I have to ask this is because, I am thinking of if this because of my shoulder problem I might claim it to wsib, if yes, I wonder what is my chances of being approved.
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