What Causes Pain In Shoulder?
Can be tendonitis or tear.
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Thanks for posting your query.
The pain in the shoulder like you are having can be due to tendonitis- inflammation of the rotator cuff or due to a muscle sprain or a labral tear.
The exact diagnosis can be made only after an MRI scan of the shoulder.
In most of the cases conservative treatment helps in complete recovery. Local steroid injections nay be needed to decrease the inflammation.
Avoid doing any painful movements or exercises specially push ups.
Here are some general treatment measures which you can follow:
1) Provide complete rest and avoid overhead activities.
2) Apply cold compresses and take some anti inflammatory pain killer after consulting your doctor.
A physical therapy program that focuses on establishing non-painful shoulder motion and strengthening of the shoulder muscles will also be helpful. But the acute pain should subside before starting any physical therapy.
I hope this answers your query.
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2-3 weeks.
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Thanks for writing again.
Even if it is a tear it is likely to be only a partial tear. In that case a rest for 2-3 weeks is usually sufficient. Further line of management can be decided only after the MRI scan reports are available.
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Surgery is not always needed.
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The injury to collar bone few years ago is not likely to cause a slap tear now. Degenerative changes in the joint, constant wear and tear and sudden overhead shoulder movements can cause such a tear. Surgery is needed only if it is an almost complete tear. Partial tears can be treated conservatively.
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Yes.
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Yes. In case of a partial tear it is not necessary to have a constant pain or much of a disability. Intermittent pain can be present.
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You are welcome.
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No.
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Not so easy if you are a healthy person with well toned muscles. Repetitive overhead activities or a sudden jerk can cause it.
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At least 8 weeks.
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You need at least 8 weeks off from your work. Lifting heavy loads is definitely not recommended. The more you take rest the better will be the healing. In case the pain is severe then local steroid injections may help in reducing the inflammation.
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