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Shoulder Treatment

Common Causes of Shoulder Pain

Shoulder pain often develops from repetitive movements, acute injuries, or age-related wear. Common culprits include rotator cuff tears (where shoulder-stabilizing tendons fray or rupture), frozen shoulder (caused by inflamed, stiffened joint capsules), and calcific tendinitis (painful calcium deposits in tendons). Arthritis, bursitis, and AC joint injuries from falls or sports collisions can also trigger persistent discomfort.

How We Treat Shoulder Pain

We treat these conditions with precision ultrasound-guided therapies. For inflammation, steroid injections deliver targeted relief, while hydrodilatation gently stretches frozen shoulder capsules to restore mobility. Barbotage breaks up calcium deposits with needle lavage, and PRP therapy harnesses your body’s healing factors to repair chronic tendon damage. Combined with personalized rehab exercises, our approach minimizes downtime and avoids unnecessary surgery.

Did You Know? Ultrasound guidance improves injection accuracy by 40% compared to blind techniques, reducing complications (Journal of Orthopaedic Research).

Shoulder Pain FAQs

If you have persistent pain >2 weeks, weakness, or inability to lift your arm, see a specialist. Severe night pain may indicate rotator cuff damage.

Yes, when ultrasound-guided—minimizes risks like tendon weakening. Limited to 3-4x/year per joint.

Hydrodilatation offers 50-70% mobility improvement within 2-4 weeks. Full recovery takes 3-6 months with rehab.

Partial tears often improve with guided injections, PT, and PRP. Full tears may need surgical repair.