In addition to a positive Duggar’s sign, a shoulder dislocation may also present with a hollowing of the joint capsule and limited shoulder movement. Generally, shoulder dislocations can be repaired by manipulation. Before repositioning, an X-ray should be taken for examination to understand the type of dislocation, which is helpful for manual repositioning. If the manual repositioning is successful, a forearm sling can be used for protection. The shoulder joint dislocation may recur, so it is important to protect it in daily life.