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Rotator cuff pain can be a frustrating experience, leaving many questioning whether shoulder surgery is necessary. If you are one of the many individuals grappling with this issue, you are not alone. Understanding the root causes of rotator cuff pain and the potential need for shoulder surgery is crucial for making informed decisions about your…
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…
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