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Shoulder Injuries

How to Prevent a Rotator Cuff Tear

A torn rotator cuff is one of the most common shoulder injuries for which people see their doctors. Patients who are over the age of 60 and young athletes are susceptible to the injury, because the tear occurs in the mass of muscles and tendons that hold the ball of the upper arm bone firmly

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Is My Gym Routine Hurting My Shoulder?

Experiencing pain after hitting the gym may be a sign that something in your workout is not right. A good gym routine is one that helps you lose weight, build muscle, and increase strength and endurance. Sore and aching shoulders that last longer than the first few days is not one of them. Here are

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Preventing Swimmer’s Shoulder

About a third of all competitive swimmers know what it’s like to suffer from Swimmer’s shoulder – one of the most common overuse injuries that professional swimmers experience. Swimmer’s shoulder, also called impingement syndrome, refers to inflammation that builds up in the shoulder as a result of connective tissue rubbing against the shoulder blade. However,

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What to Expect from Shoulder Surgery Recovery

Shoulder replacement surgery is performed on the shoulder joint to treat damage or wear and tear, often as a result of an injury or a condition such as arthritis. During the surgery, all or part of the shoulder joint is replaced with artificial components (prosthetics). The extent of the damage will determine the type of

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Recovery from Shoulder Replacement Surgery

Your shoulders can take a beating. Whether you sustained an injury in your youth, are active in sports, or have an occupation that requires constant movement in your shoulder, you may find yourself in need of shoulder replacement. While there really is no such thing as minor surgery, shoulder replacement is certainly one of the

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Treatments for Shoulder Pain

Shoulder pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal complaints for which patients seek medical attention. The shoulder is strong yet delicate, with many soft-tissue structures inside of it that provide support. Because of these various tissues, finding the actual injury within the shoulder can be complex and involve MRIs, X-rays, and ultrasound-guided contrast injections.

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