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November 20, 2008  
EDUCATION CENTER: Symptoms

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    Instability

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    Dislocation and subluxation are the telltale signs of instability. If either happens frequently, instability is usually to blame. Usually, a substantial blow to the shoulder can be identified as the start of the condition. Also, if the patient feels the shoulder suddenly give way or describes it as “unreliable,” this may mark instability.

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