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Will a torn rotator cuff, detached deltoid and torn labrum get worse over time, or heal themselves?
I have had 4 surgeries on my shoulder and now have a torn rotator cuff, detached deltoid and torn labrum. No one is willing to repair them. Could these problems get worse over time if not repaired.
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