Shoulder pain can be painful and debilitating, affecting many aspects of daily life. Whether you’re dealing with sharp pain ache or a dull ache, shoulder pain can have many causes and affect people of all ages. We have a depth of expertise in treating shoulder problems here at EMPC in Loughborough. You will receive both detail and depth of understanding in all that we do.
Common causes of shoulder pain include:
These muscles and tendons are critical to good shoulder function and are commonly injured in sport or simply in every day activity, as we get older. Importantly, we can fix them.
A condition affecting the shoulder joint causing it to become stiff and painful, making it hard to move your arm freely. Physiotherapy can help resolve this.
This can arise following a sporting injury or maybe a natural tendency in some. Our expert team can help you restore the function of your shoulder.
Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis can affect your shoulder, leading to joint pain, stiffness, and swelling. There is much physiotherapy can do to help.
Overuse or repetitive motions, especially from sports or physical work, can cause inflammation in the tendons or the tendon sheath of this muscle, resulting in pain. Targeted physiotherapy will help resolve this.
The fluid-filled sacs that cushion your shoulder joint can become irritated, particularly with deteriorating posture, causing discomfort.
Our shoulder team will use a variety of treatments targeted at the specific cause of your problem. These may include any or all of the following:
To book an appointment or ask for some advice, call us on 01509 215614 or email enquiries@empc.co.uk, or book online below.
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