Shoulder Pain
Introduction
Shoulder Pain
Shoulder pain can be very impactful on everyday life as we as humans rely on our upper limbs so heavily for daily function. When faced with shoulder pain, it’s vital that we as therapists first spend time to gather a full and comprehensive history not only surrounding symptoms but important lifestyle factors for the individual in front of us. As people’s goals will vary so dramatically, from playing pain free with our children to returning to high level sport, so must our treatment in order to meet the different demands that our bodies require.
Shoulder pain can arise following a traumatic injury or simply due to overuse. It’s important to establish the true cause of your symptoms as pain around the shoulder joint or shoulder blade can commonly originate from your neck. Getting a thorough assessment and expert advice can stop you from wasting your time on exercises that may not be right for you.