Shoulder Conditions

Shoulder conditions can cause pain and limited movement, affecting daily activities such as lifting, reaching, and sleeping comfortably.

Common problems include rotator cuff injuries, frozen shoulder, and shoulder joint degeneration, each requiring individual assessment to identify the underlying cause. Understanding symptoms and potential triggers helps guide appropriate management and recovery.

Shoulder pain may develop due to injury, repetitive strain, or age-related changes in the joint and surrounding soft tissues.

Symptoms often include stiffness, weakness, and discomfort with movement, particularly when raising the arm or lifting objects. Early recognition of symptoms can help prevent further restriction and support better outcomes.

Assessment of shoulder problems involves clinical evaluation and, where appropriate, imaging to understand the affected structures. Treatment options vary depending on the diagnosis and may include exercises, activity modification, or other evidence-based approaches aimed at reducing pain and improving movement.

Professional guidance can help determine the most suitable management strategy for individual conditions.