thread: Dislocated shoulder?

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  1. #1
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    I just rang nurse on call and the nurse said its hard to tell with bubs but she would think that he would be crying alot and be very unsettled. But she gave things to watch out for and to call if he got worse.

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    I agree with Tan Kate, you've done what you possibly can. You just can't see everything
    He's asleep. He's pretty OK. He'll let you know if he isn't.

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    Thanks ladies. He maybe sleeping but I dont think I will be! Ill keep a close eye on him and go from there. Thanks again xox

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    Good luck tomorrow - mum's intuition is a powerful thing!

    FWIW we think my son was born with a dislocated shoulder and we didn't pick it up until he was 9 weeks old. He showed no pain, had limited movement in his arm, but we thought it was due to his torticollis. It was resolved when he went for his xray and the manipulation to put it in the right possie for the xray set it back. He has absolutely no problems with his shoulder now. I think though, if he's never had problems before, then he would show pain if there was something wrong. Best of luck x