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Frozen Shoulder Risk Factors Here are some risk factors that may increase the chances getting a frozen shoulder: Being over 40 years of age Shoulder immobilization due to accident or injury Diabetes Parkinson’s disease Cardiovascular disease Frozen Shoulder Treatment The best way to treat a frozen shoulder and get back full shoulder mobility is to be aware of the symptoms and to do rehabilitation exercises. (...)

Chronic shoulder pain results in four million people in the United States each year having medical treatment. (...)

The shoulder acromion is the tip of the shoulder. Between the arm and the neck is will a small lump or protrusion, this is the acromion. Basically the shoulder acromion part of the shoulder blade. (...)

Do you find it difficult lifting your hand sideways? Do you feel a sharp pain on the tip of the shoulder when you try to reach for something overhead? (...)

Shoulder pain treatments range from acupuncture to shoulder surgery. (...)

Pain management after surgery is vital for smooth recovering from shoulder surgeries. (...)

Fibromyalgia is a rheumatic condition, causing overall soreness of the body, with complications that can cause fatigue, muscle and joint pain, and chronic headaches. (...)

Frozen shoulder is an increasingly common complaint that I am seeing in my clinics. (...)

A Pilates shoulder exercise may be just what you are looking for to cure your shoulder pain! Pilates focuses on improving flexibility, strength and spinal alignment without adding bulky muscles. (...)

Shoulder Tendonitis Shoulder tendonitis occurs when the shoulder tendons, which attach the muscles to the bone, become inflamed. (...)