Shoulder dislocation is often caused by fall, indirect violence, impact, etc. Generally, shoulder repositioning can be considered, including manipulative repositioning and surgical repositioning. 1. Manipulation: For anterior dislocation of the shoulder joint, manipulation combined with external fixation should be preferred. After repositioning, x-ray examination will be performed to confirm whether the repositioning is successful or not. After successful repositioning, the injured arm is immobilized to the chest with a tricot. Usually after 3 weeks of immobilization, you can start swinging and gradually move the shoulder. 2. Surgical repositioning: Posterior dislocation of the shoulder joint is unlikely to be successfully repositioned by manipulation, and often requires an incision to reposition the shoulder. The doctor will decide the method of reset according to the type of dislocation, whether it is combined with fracture, vascular injury, and so on. In case of shoulder dislocation, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time and follow the doctor’s instructions for targeted treatment.