Okay, so I know there are a bunch of super smart and handsome college grads here, I just don't know if any of you have medical degrees of any sort. But, I'm gonna ask for some assistance anyway.
So, the "serious" part of this is just that I need serious advice and/or knowledge. The surgery itself isn't life threatening. Go ahead and exhale now.
I'm looking at shoulder surgery #4. I'm only 35. This one would be a Proximal Biceps Tenotomy. And I COULD technically do without this one. But, quality of life, as explained to me today, would/could greatly increase with this procedure.
I won't go into any more medical history before I find out if anyone here has subject expert knowledge from education or even personal experience. But with 3 prior surgeries on this shoulder, the file is, uh, long. And distinguished