Shoulder pain is more common than you may think. In a recent study conducted by the National Institutes of Health, approximately 15 cases per 1000 patients occur annually. The causes behind shoulder pain are varied, as are the treatments to relieve it. Separation A common cause of shoulder pain is separation where the shoulder blade…
Read MoreAre you having trouble shaking off the pain, discomfort and instability from a shoulder injury? Skiing is often considered an extreme sport, so accidents can happen. If you have taken a tumble on the slopes, the shoulder can suffer trauma due to high-speed impact with solid surfaces. In many cases, the signs of a shoulder…
Read MoreWhether engaging directly in sporting activity or during a normal, active lifestyle, anyone can experience injury to the shoulder as the result of an accident or fall. Despite the extreme pain and discomfort that can be associated with such an injury, it can be tempting to favor home remedies, such as applying an ice pack…
Read MoreAs the months grow colder, many New Yorkers will begin to experience pain and inflammation in one or both shoulders. It is all too easy to attribute these symptoms to the temperature alone. However, it is important to recognize that a frozen or inflamed shoulder may indicate an underlying injury or joint condition. While extremes…
Read MoreDo you compete in an overhead sport such as weightlifting, basketball or netball? If so, there is a good chance you have suffered some level of shoulder injury during your career. These injuries are common and can result in minor pain, swelling and discomfort. A major shoulder injury can involve issues such as ligament damage…
Read MoreDue to its high impact nature, football carries risks for injuries, especially to the shoulders. Protective equipment may not be enough to help keep you safe. Here are the four most common types of shoulder injuries that occur while playing football and how you can prevent them. Rotator Cuff Shoulder Injuries Your rotator cuff plays…
Read MoreAn AC shoulder separation is different from a shoulder dislocation. Rather than the ball of the shoulder separating from the socket, AC shoulder separation refers to damage to the ligaments of the acromioclavicular joint. This joint is located at the end point of the collarbone and the shoulder blade. Treatment options for an AC shoulder…
Read MoreIt’s a harsh reality, but when you suffer an AC shoulder injury, it can make using your arm impossible. There are multiple issues that may arise from this type of injury. The severity and location of the injury are both important considerations. Some sufferers may experience limited movement in the shoulder, where others will find…
Read MoreWhat you know for sure is that you have shoulder pain. Direct trauma to the shoulder involving the acromion process can create unforgettable pain. This type of injury can be the result of an accident, a fall or a sports-related injury. Both shoulder separation and dislocation are common in all three cases, but they are…
Read MoreChildren are explorers by nature, and sometimes that sense of adventure leads to injuries. Every parent expects their child to sustain cuts and bruises, but the fear of a serious injury is always on their minds. When children suffer damage to a ligament or bone, it is vital to get the correct treatment. Common Causes…
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