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    Cause of torn Labrum

    I believe the root cause of my labral tears is postural. I had been trying to keep my chest tucked in a little so that my t-shirts didn't hang from the bottom of my rib cage giving the idea that I had a belly. I thought that this would keep my shirts closer to my body and highlight my thinner waist/stomach.
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    BTW, I'm feeling better. No neurologic/pain issues.

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    Are you taking about in your hip? I'm not sure how posture would really have any effect on the shoulder, at least speaking of the labrum. It's a pretty hardy ligament and you would have o have either a nasty acute trauma or repetitive stress.
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    No, labrums-shoulder.
    Feeling great now. BW shows I had DHT so low it was out of range, IGF 90's. TRT doc has me on test-c 200/6days and sermorelin. I'm really good. I also feel realy good mentally. He had me on B12 also but I felt it was overstimulating and making me feel crappy. Now I feel great. Some days the feeling I have can only be described as PEACE.
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