Anyone ever dislocated a joint?

[shortyball]

i put our lasses hip out if that counts,

im not sure i should ask but how on earth did you manage that it must of took some interesting move. As the hip is the hardest to disolcate and probably the most painfull to get back in.


Ive dislocated my elbow twice, broke near enough every finger i have, and one of my ankles, then proceeded to destroy the ligments on said ankle twice. took some healing.

[skinterz]

i remember years ago me and the lads get pissed drunk 13 bottles of pills and decided to take mates RM80 up the feilds of course i jump on it and like a twat full throttle it around the feilds i came around one corner slow like and hit the powerband ....out of control hit a bank bike stayed where it was and me flying through air landed on my back broke wrist dislocated elbow .....mate dai was lie is my bike alright ...had to have gas n air in hospital to stick joint back in but still felt it ...

[Baaheeduk]

I've dislocated my arm twice. Both times were toy fighting with my dad?

[fofusion]

I broke both my legs when I was 7.

Good times.

[golfa]

Dislocation

I dislocated my hip playing football at about 13 years old (goalkeeper). Can't describe the pain and I'm feeling slightly sick thinking about it. Ended up I had to have a hip replacement at 43

[billy_boy786]

My shoulder used to dislocate all the time following a car crash.
At first it made me feel sick and i had to go to the hospital to get it put back.
After a while i got used to it and just clicked it back in myself.
Had an op since and if it comes out it usually pops straight back in on its own.

would'nt do it like mel gibson tho

similar situation with my knee, after a "friendly" game of footy. still happens here n there, i just punch it back in n all is good again. should really go get it checked out. its a pain when it happens in winter tho

[fatboyslim01]

i wathed me m8 put his shoulder out during a round of kick boxing looked really painfull

[keasy]

I never dislocated a joint as such but I remember cutting my finger almost straight through the bone when I was an apprentice butcher. Had to get it sewn back on.