PT not normally recommended for clavicle repairs.

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Feb 16, 2020
8:12:04pm

Nakedbootleg Walk-on

PT not normally recommended for clavicle repairs.

You can normally use the arm right away as long as you avoid impact and heavy lifting or overhead reaching.

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Nakedbootleg

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Hey have any of you guys ever had surgery on a broken clavicle and if so did you do PT afterward?

Slim Broscience major

2/16/20 7:43pm

RE: Hey have any of you guys ever had surgery on a broken clavicle and if so did

jxncoog

2/16/20 7:54pm

Yeah I destroyed mine and had it plated a couple years ago and my wife was asking me why I never did PT and I told her I

Slim

2/16/20 7:56pm

I was offered a PT script but I wasn't experiencing a

jxncoog

2/16/20 8:00pm

Really depends, typically only those who progress more slowly than normal are

akmewg

2/16/20 9:33pm

PT not normally recommended for clavicle repairs.

Nakedbootleg

2/16/20 8:12pm

“Right away” (after it heals)

byu1

2/16/20 9:49pm

Right away. It’s the main reason that surgery is now more commonly done.

Nakedbootleg

2/16/20 10:11pm

Yes and no PT.

bob falfa

2/16/20 8:18pm

Broke mine last fall. Had it repaired, no PT.

DrJaggers

2/16/20 8:24pm

Surgery-yes. PT-no

chrisrenrut

2/16/20 8:34pm

Sure are a lot of guys getting their clavicle repaired. Weird.

2/16/20 11:54pm

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