Shoulder Pain
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The shoulder has a wide range and versatile range of motion. As the most mobile joint in the body, the shoulder is prone to multiple types of injury. Shoulder pain may originate from the joint itself or from the many muscles, ligaments or tendons that surround it. Pain may arise from swelling, inflammation, tendon tears as well as from degenerative conditions. Other causes may include dislocation, fracture, or “frozen shoulder syndrome.” Pain typically worsens with excessive activity or movement of the arm or shoulder.
Shoulder Pain Signs & Symptoms
Early identification of shoulder issues is crucial for effective treatment. If you experience any of these symptoms, we're here to help.
- Pain when lifting your arm overhead
- Stiffness or limited range of motion
- Pain that worsens at night or while sleeping
- Weakness in the shoulder or arm
- Grinding or clicking sensations in the joint
- Shoulder pain radiating down to the elbow
- Swelling or tenderness around the shoulder
- Difficulty reaching behind your back
Rotator Cuff Injuries
Tears or inflammation in the tendons surrounding the shoulder joint, often causing significant pain and weakness.
Common Causes of Shoulder Pain
Frozen Shoulder
Adhesive capsulitis leads to stiffness and pain that makes joint movement increasingly difficult over time.
Bursitis & Tendonitis
Inflammation of the fluid-filled sacs or tendons, typically resulting from repetitive motion or overuse.