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A frozen shoulder is a condition that makes simple tasks, like reaching, painful. If left untreated, it can limit your ability to move your arm. Knowing the available treatments can help you regain mobility, reduce pain, and return to your daily routine. Let’s explore the personalized treatment options available for frozen shoulder. What Is Frozen…
Are you planning to have total shoulder replacement surgery? It’s a big step towards improving your life. This surgery can help you move your shoulder better and feel less pain. While the thought of undergoing shoulder surgery might feel scary, preparing for it can make things go smoother. Let’s discuss some easy steps to help…
Numerous middle-aged to senior Americans suffer from a common shoulder ailment called adhesive capsulitis or frozen shoulder. More common in women than in men, a frozen shoulder can be very painful and limiting to full movement of the shoulder joint. If you have a frozen shoulder, will you need surgery? Read more about this orthopedic…
The shoulder is a ball and socket joint with the ability to go in any direction. It is a very complex joint that we use daily. Because of this, it is prone to overuse and wear and tear. Shoulder problems can be treated by an orthopedic surgeon with non-surgical or surgical means. Post-recovery, the patient…
We rely on our shoulders to do many things— from self-care, cooking and cleaning, to performing our tasks at work. Sustaining an injury or suffering from a condition that causes pain and limited mobility in the shoulders will render even basic movements difficult. While most shoulder problems respond to nonsurgical treatment, there are those that…
The shoulder is one of the most movable and useful joints in the body. Thus, shoulder injuries can result in discomfort, decreased mobility, and loss of significant function. Treatments for shoulder conditions include medications, physical therapy, and sufficient rest. However, surgery may be essential for more serious conditions. Here are different types of shoulder surgeries…
The act of putting on and taking off a shirt requires movement of the entire shoulder joint and your arm. With the shoulder joint’s range of motion, this should be easy. However, injuries to the joint or the soft tissues surrounding it can make this simple task challenging. If suddenly you are struggling to put…
Have you ever tried reaching for something overhead, taking your wallet out from your back pocket, or relieving a back itch but find yourself wincing in pain? This may be an indication of a frozen shoulder, a condition characterized by the loss of mobility, pain, and stiffness in the joint. A frozen shoulder develops gradually…
A torn rotator cuff and frozen shoulder are two of the most common causes of severe shoulder pain. The pain, stiffness, and limited range of motion are symptoms of both conditions, so you will need to see an orthopedic doctor in order to get an accurate diagnosis and proper treatment. Every day, orthopedic physicians across…
The effects of diabetes go far beyond simply making meal planning difficult. For instance, many orthopedic problems can develop in the hand, wrist, and shoulder because of diabetes. If you have diabetes and are experiencing symptoms, it is critical to seek medical care. An orthopedic physician can detect and diagnose issues quickly. With the help…
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