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Reverse Shoulder Replacement: Recovery process

Joint Replacements | Last Active: Oct 13, 2023 | Replies (138)

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@ltsally Thanks for your response, I expected that your shoulder might need a lot of work to keep up with your game. For the rest of your life sounds like a sentence of some kind. I do Yoga every morning and try to walk a mile or two a day along the great Mississippi River. We are putting in a special bridge this spring so we can take the side by side down to the river's edge from our own yard. I am a lot older than you, however. Very proud of you......keep it up. You set a good example.

Would you mind sharing some of your exercises? I am sure others would like to know what worked for you.

May you protected from inner and outer harm.
Chris

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Here is the list of exercises each day. You can google them and probably see videos of how to do them. Hope this is helpful.

Sally

Exercises
Standing Shoulder Flexion Full Range - 1 x daily - 7 x weekly - 10 reps - 2 sets
Standing Shoulder Abduction Full Range - 1 x daily - 7 x weekly - 10 reps - 2 sets
Sleeper Stretch - 2 x daily - 7 x weekly - 3 sets - 30 seconds hold
Prone Shoulder Horizontal Abduction with Thumbs Up - 1 x daily - 7 x weekly - 10 reps - 3 sets
Prone O Scapular Retraction - 1 x daily - 7 x weekly - 3 sets - 10 reps
Standing Shoulder Flexion to 90 Degrees with Dumbbells - 1 x daily - 7 x weekly - 15 reps - 2 sets
Drawing Bow - 1 x daily - 7 x weekly - 15 reps - 2 sets
Shoulder PNF D2 Flexion - 1 x daily - 7 x weekly - 2 sets - 10 reps
Standing Single Arm Shoulder PNF D1 Flexion - 1 x daily - 7 x weekly - 2 sets - 10 reps

Discussed performing above HEP for maintenance daily for 1 year after surgery, then may reduce to 3 x week.