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Shoulder Pain."Shoulder pain can have many underlying causes - each one requiring different approaches to treatment and relief."
We will look at chronic shoulder pain, the general causes of pain in the shoulder as well as specific cases such as "frozen" shoulder pain. Once a correct diagnosis is made, it is important to follow a course of treatment appropriate for the type of shoulder joint or muscle pain. Causes of shoulder pain. There are many causes of shoulder pain. Identifying the correct cause of your shoulder pain is the key to long-term resolution of shoulder problems and injuries. Read more about Causes of Shoulder Pain. Chronic shoulder pain. Chronic shoulder pain refers to a pain or movement problem that has been present for more than six weeks. There are various degrees of "chronic" associated with shoulder pain. Read more about Chronic Shoulder Pain. Shoulder Joint Pain. In my experience, shoulder joint pain is presented by one of four reasons: Frozen Shoulder, Osteoarthritis, Tendonitis or a Pinched nerve in your neck. Read more about Shoulder Joint Pain. Neck shoulder arm pain. This is due to the nerves in your neck being damaged or trapped, resulting in a referral of pain into your arm. Remember that your body rarely presents with pain at the site of the injury ..... and this fact underlines the importance of a correct diagnosis. Read more about Neck, Shoulder and Arm Pain. Left shoulder pain. This can be related to a number of causes including ligament, tendon or joint damage. Read more about Left Shoulder Pain. Right shoulder pain. The most common type of person to present to me with right-sided shoulder pain is a right-handed, full-time office worker! Read more about Right Shoulder Pain. Frozen shoulder pain. A frozen shoulder is an inflammatory condition which arises in the shoulder joint. It affects the soft tissues of the shoulder, primarily affecting the capsule of the gleno-humeral joint. Read more about Frozen Shoulder Pain. Shoulder pain exercise. Shoulder pain exercise is very important in the overall management of shoulder pain. I see as many shoulder problems which have worsened from lack of movement as I do from injury to the shoulder alone. Read more about Shoulder Pain Exercise. Back pain between shoulder blades. Back pain between your shoulder blades is very common and is usually down to one of five specific causes. Read more about Back Pain Between Shoulder Blades. Back from Shoulder Pain to Back Pain Relief Homepage. |
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