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Title: Understanding Rotator Cuff Repair Surgery: Recovery Timeline and Success Rates

United States, 26th Feb 2025 - The rotator cuff is a vital group of muscles and tendons responsible for shoulder stability and movement. When these tendons are torn due to injury, overuse, or natural degeneration, rotator cuff repair surgery is often necessary to restore function and relieve pain. Knowing the recovery timeline and potential success rates can help patients set realistic expectations and actively participate in their rehabilitation.Recovery TimelineHealing from rotator cuff repair surgery is a progressive journey that can take several months. While recovery times vary depending on the severity of the tear, the surgical method, and individual health, the process generally follows these stages:1. Immediate Post-Surgery (Weeks 1-2)The shoulder is typically immobilized in a sling to allow healing and prevent strain on the repaired tendons.Pain and swelling are common but manageable with prescribed medication and cold therapy.Passive motion exercises under the guidance of a physical therapist begin to maintain mobility without stressing the repair.2. Early Rehabilitation Phase (Weeks 3-6)Passive range-of-motion exercises continue to prevent stiffness while safeguarding the repair.The sling remains necessary for most daily activities, especially when sleeping or in crowded environments.Pain levels gradually decrease, leading to reduced reliance on medication.3. Intermediate Recovery (Weeks 7-12)The sling is usually discontinued, allowing patients to begin active-assisted movements.Strengthening exercises are introduced gradually to rebuild surrounding muscle support.Most patients experience improved mobility and less discomfort, resuming light daily activities with minimal restrictions.4. Advanced Rehabilitation (Months 3-6)Active range-of-motion and resistance...

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