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Old 06-03-2013, 07:21 PM #1
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For people with surgery:
Did surgery improve your shoulder position or change it? My left shoulder is my main problem and is higher and more forward --- I wonder if surgery will cause it to go down and back. I know that Dr. Nath corrects BP injuries by re-routing muscles to keep the shoulder back.

Did you guys have shoulder posture issues like mine and did surgery fix it?
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