Posted by 37ar on January 07, 2014 at 17:04:27 from (76.84.99.6):
In Reply to: rotator cuff repair posted by Brandon J on January 07, 2014 at 16:20:19:
i'm a self employed bricklayer and had this done in spring of 2011. tendon was ripped completely into 1/2 inch from attachment to my arm. had my full range of motion in less than a week. therapists said this is not the normal and I had to be careful not to do anything to rip this before It healed they cut the end of the tendon off so it will bleed and that will cause the bone to get sticky and the muscle will attach to the bone. that takes 6 weeks and then 6 weeks for that to heal so I could start to go back to work. do all the therapy and exercises they give you. good luck.
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