#rotator cuff injuries

[harmeet-saggi]

Shoulder Pain In Adults

There are many potential causes of shoulder pain in adults, ranging from acute injuries to chronic conditions. Some common causes include rotator cuff tears, bursitis, arthritis, and tendonitis. If you are experiencing shoulder pain, it is important to see a doctor to determine the cause and receive treatment. Depending on the underlying cause, treatment may include rest, ice packs, medications, physical therapy, or surgery. In some cases, self-care measures such as stretching and strengthening exercises can help relieve symptoms.

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Rotator Cuff Injury: Common Causes

A rotator cuff is a group of four muscles and their tendons that stabilize the shoulder joint. The tendons attach to the upper arm bone (humerus), and they help to move the arm outward, inward, up, and down. 

Rotator cuff injuries occur when one of the tendons in your shoulder becomes inflamed or torn. Tendons are like strong cords that connect muscles to bones. The tendons in your shoulder allow you to move your arm and rotate it outward so you can raise your hand above your head. When the rotator cuff becomes injured, it can cause pain and weakness in the shoulder.

Common Causes of Rotator Cuff Injuries

The most common cause of rotator cuff injury is overuse or repetitive arm motion. However, injuries to the rotator cuff are common and can be caused by many factors, including repetitive stress from sports activities, age-related degeneration, or trauma.

For example, lifting objects over your head repeatedly or throwing a lot while playing sports may injure your rotator cuff. You can also damage your rotator cuff if you fall on an outstretched arm or if someone falls on top of you while playing sports.

In some cases, people with previous injuries to other parts of their body—such as a broken collarbone—may develop problems with their rotator cuffs because those injuries can cause inflammation in the surrounding tissues.

Medical Interventions for Rotator Cuff Injury

When your rotator cuff is injured, it's essential to get medical attention immediately. Your doctor will examine you, diagnose the problem, and recommend a treatment plan. Some people recover from rotator cuff injuries without surgery—but others need an operation to fix them. These surgeries can be done in several different ways depending on your injury and how severe it is.

Surgery aims to relieve pain and restore function so that you can move your arm freely again without pain or discomfort. Once your surgery is complete, your doctor will give you exercises to do at home so you can recover as quickly as possible without any setbacks!

[crippled-punk-guy]

Shout out to everyone who is having a flare up during the holidays or because of them

Yes I know my limits

And yes I went past them

[peridyke]

uuugh my arm is KILLING me. I overexerted myself while shopping the other day and yesterday I spent a good amount of time drawing at my desk and that combo of things has made it hurt enough to actually bother my sleep all night T_T usually its just a dull ache but it's been like this weird ebbing and fading intense pain. owchyyyyyyy >_<

[transfemmesam]

there is ice on my shoulder ask me things

[whystrain]

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Do you need one?

Ask your wrist, arm or shoulder!

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[orthopedicsurgeondelhi]

Dr Vishwadeep Sharma is Director of Arthroscopy & Sports Injuries, Shoulder & Knee Surgeon Fortis Hospital Vasant Kunj and he is associated with hospital since 2013. He specializes in Shoulder, Knee & Sports Injuries. With more than 15 years of dedicated experience in Arthroscopy of the Shoulder & Knee. Dr Sharma has keen interest in Sports injuries with many years of experience in treating young athletes and players involved in various professional Sports. He is one of the best Orthopedic surgeon in Delhi.

[platypusisnotonfire]

Does it bother anyone else when people do crappy pushups on tv?

[blxxditout]

"I feel like if I get hooked one more time, the hole in my arm's gonna give out and I'll peel like string cheese...", he huffs, nursing his shoulder with furrowed brows. That is to say, it REALLY hurts.

[temporal-mechanic]

My shoulder brace came in and I'm very tempted to draw O'Brien in one

[yamimichi]

Today has not been a good day for me. I've been in so much pain. It starts to go away and then comes back stronger. I've gotten out of bed only to <tmi>.

One plus side: The last time I checked my blood sugar it was in the normal range.

[littlelovingmouse]

love going on google to find out what the pain in my arm could be, and the answers range from

"you slept on it wrong" and "you sported really hard"

to

"you could die and in the next few weeks days hours" and "you are actively dying"

[punk-pandame]

note to self: do not tear rotator cuff during holidays

[frownyalfred]

thinking about the expert masseuse Alfred hired for the family that is paid a small fortune annually to provide massage services and ignore so, so many things. No questions, no remarks, just quality service and an ironclad NDA that, if broken, would probably topple said masseuse’s entire family line.

Things Alfred is paying them to ignore, in no specific order:

Bruce’s spinal hardware courtesy of Bane :)

weird amounts of muscle on everyone, even the kids (despite them allegedly not working physical jobs)

scars

FRESH scars

the fact that every joint in Bruce’s body clicks when moved/manipulated at the tender age of 42

Olympic athlete level physiques

rotator cuff injuries across the whole family

scars that are definitely from bullets and/or acid splashes

old signs of what looks like torture (Bruce)

Dick’s entire left arm is basically screws and plates (he “fell really bad” once)

every single family member takes deep tissue massage with max pressure with 0 complaints

calluses

no really, the weirdest fucking calluses

[codewitch]

Everyone, including doctors, will tell you swimming is good for your joints. They will even tell you this when you are injured. They will even tell you this when your shoulder is injured. It needs to be said that swimming is good for most of your joints but NOT for your shoulder. The human shoulder was not made to rotate 360 degrees 2000 times an hour against resistance as a form of locomotion.

[orthopedicsurgeondelhi]

Finding the best Knee Replacement surgery in Delhi can be a daunting task, given the plethora of options available. However, one name that consistently stands out is Dr. Vishwadeep Sharma. With over 15 years of experience in orthopedic surgery, Dr. Sharma is renowned for his expertise and precision in performing joint replacement surgeries. He has successfully treated numerous patients with various knee conditions, restoring mobility and improving quality of life.