Shoulder Pain
Do you suffer from pain or movement restrictions in your shoulder? If so, you’re not the only one. Shoulder problems are common and can have a big impact on your daily life. We regularly see people with shoulder injuries in our practice.
Why go to the physical therapist with shoulder pain?
In any case, it is helpful to have a physical therapist help you diagnose the cause of the complaint. Shoulder problems can be very persistent, and if approached incorrectly, you can also quickly make it worse. You obviously use your shoulder in many movements, so you want to get rid of the complaint as quickly as possible.
How do we work?
We can help you to:
- Finding the cause of your pain
- Establish an appropriate treatment plan, or refer you correctly.
- Mobilize or immobilize and strengthen your shoulder
- Relieve pain and ensure it does not return either
- Helping you regain optimal use of your shoulder
- Provide tips on how to deal with your shoulder complaint
Some common shoulder problems we treat:
- Subacromial impingement syndrome (SAPS)
- Rotator cuff injury
- Bursitis
- Osteoarthritis
- Shoulder instability after a shoulder luxation, for example
- Labrum injury
- Frozen shoulder
- Rehabilitation after shoulder surgery
Feel free to contact us for an intake interview.
We would love to help you get back to optimal exercise.