Rotator cuff injury The shoulder blade and upper arm bone are connected by a set of muscles and tendons known as the rotator cuff, which aids in stabilizing and rotating the shoulder joint. An injury to one or more of these muscles or tendons—known as a rotator cuff injury-occurs often. Rotator cuff injuries can range …
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Frozen shoulder Diabetes now affects millions of people worldwide after an abrupt increase in prevalence over the past few decades. In order to prevent long-term complications including heart issues, muscle spasms, arteries blockage, etc., diabetics must maintain their blood sugar levels. The body’s cholesterol levels are maintained and the heart is kept healthy with regular …
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Frozen Shoulder Adhesive Capsulitis, also referred to as “Frozen Shoulder,” is a disabling and frequently extremely painful condition brought on by the shoulder joint’s capsule becoming tight, painful, and stiff. Without treatment, symptoms may worsen without relief over months or even years. Symptoms are frequently worst at night. But it can be successfully treated, usually …
Shoulder Impingement Syndrome What is Shoulder Impingement Syndrome? The shoulder may be the body’s most complicated joint. Three bones-the Scapula, Humerus (upper arm bone), and Clavicle (collar bone) combine to make it. Due to its highly flexible ball and socket joint, it is less stable than other joints. The shoulder complex is connected to, and …
