How to Diagnose a Shoulder Injury - a video Guide
By Chris Melton on Aug 28, 2008 in range of motion, rotator cuff, shoulder education, shoulder injuries, shoulder joint, shoulder surgery
What’s the difference between a sore shoulder and an injured shoulder?
- soreness goes away - the pain related to a shoulder injury lingers
- soreness is typically related to the shoulder muscles - a shoulder injury usually impacts the tendons. ligaments or cartilage of the joint
What are some of the things to look for?
- shoulder pain while sleeping - difficulty sleeping
- shoulder weakness
- limited shoulder strength and / or mobility
- inability to perform normal movements
- difficulty reaching overhead
- unusual shoulder pain
Don’t live with constant shoulder pain - see your doctor - get an MRI
Shoulder surgery techniques have come a long way in the past twenty years. Don’t live with shoulder pain - see your doctor and learn what options you have.
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