We are successfully treated a large number of muscular aches and pain through Trigger Point therapy and Myofascial release therapy.
Shoulders get their range of motion from the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff is made up of four tendons. Tendons are the tissues that connect muscles to bone.
It may be painful or difficult to lift your arm over your head if the tendons or bones around the rotator cuff are damaged or swollen.
The shoulder has a wide and versatile range of motion. When something goes wrong with your shoulder, it hampers your ability to move freely and can cause a great deal of pain and discomfort.
The causes of shoulder pain
A number of factors and conditions can contribute to shoulder pain. The most prevalent cause is neuromuscular spasm (the supply of bioelectricity in the nerve of the particular muscle/tendon) gets interrupted. Another common cause of shoulder pain is rotator cuff tendinitis. This is a condition characterized by inflamed tendons. Sometimes shoulder pain is the result of injury to another location in your body, usually the neck or bicep. This is known as referred pain. Referred pain generally doesn’t get worse when you move your shoulder.
A frozen shoulder is when tendons, ligaments, and muscles stiffen and become difficult or impossible to move.
Attention
If your shoulder pain is sudden and not related to an injury, Please contact your doctor immediately if you experience these symptoms. It may be a sign of a heart attack. Other signs of a heart attack include trouble breathing, chest tightness, dizziness, excessive sweating, and pain in the neck or jaw.
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