Shoulder pain can significantly affect your everyday life, making simple tasks like lifting, reaching or even sleeping at night challenging. We’re here to help, VITAL Health could be the answer you’ve been searching for.
Are you suffering from shoulder pain?
You’re not alone. Shoulder pain affects a staggering 70% of people at some point in their lives. In the UK alone, that’s about 42 million people, and the numbers have been rising over the past five years.
Shoulder pain manifests in various regions, depending on its root cause. Whether experienced in the front, side, or back of the shoulder, discomfort may extend to adjacent areas like the neck or arm, affecting daily functioning.There are lots of everyday things that people try to help their sore shoulders that don’t work and prolong the problem, so whether it’s due to an injury, rotator cuff problems, arthritis, or frozen shoulder, we understand how the pain can be debilitating so we’re here to help you get to the root cause of it.
Get Help & Relief with our Shoulder Pain Treatments
At VITAL Health, we specialise in providing effective treatment for shoulder pain to help you regain your range of motion and alleviate discomfort.
Causes of Shoulder Pain
- Lifting something awkwardly
- Taking part in sport
- A trip or fall
If You’re Currently Living With Shoulder Pain, Here’s 7 Reasons Why It Could Be Lasting Longer Than It Should
- You hoped it would go away on its own, but it didn’t.
- You saw a doctor who prescribed rest and painkillers, but the pills didn’t help, and as soon as they wore off, the shoulder pain struck again.
- A family member or friend told you that everybody gets shoulder pain as they get older, so you just accepted it.
- You sought help from other healthcare professionals or a physio in the past, but nothing they said or did seemed to help.
- You tried using things like heat pads or TENS, but they did nothing to alleviate the pain.
- You thought resting would help because your shoulder pain was so bad, but it still irritates you daily.
- You decided to get a few massages, hoping they would fix the pain, but they only felt nice and relaxing and didn’t provide long-term relief.
Other Associated Issues with Shoulder Pain:
Neck and Shoulder Pain
Discover the intricate connection between neck and shoulder pain. Poor posture often triggers muscle imbalances and tension, affecting both areas. Additionally, shoulder impingement, bursitis, and tendonitis contribute to discomfort.
Rest assured, our experienced practitioners at VITAL Health diagnose and treat shoulder and neck pain with a variety of techniques for effective relief. If you’re experiencing neck and shoulder pain, reach out to our clinic to explore your options for fast and effective relief.
Shoulder and Arm Pain
Uncover the diverse causes of shoulder and arm pain, ranging from acute injuries to chronic conditions.
Among the most common culprits is a rotator cuff tear. This group of muscles and tendons surrounding the shoulder joint is vital for stability. Injuries can result from repetitive overhead activities or sudden trauma, such as a fall.
Another prevalent cause is shoulder impingement syndrome, where the tendons of the rotator cuff become pinched or compressed between the shoulder joint bones, leading to pain, inflammation, and limited mobility.
Shoulder and arm pain may also stem from conditions like tendinitis, bursitis, frozen shoulder, and arthritis, all of which can cause discomfort, stiffness, and reduced mobility.
If you’re grappling with shoulder and arm pain, seek expert help, advice, and treatment options at our clinic today where we can help relieve pain.
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Why visit VITAL Health for Shoulder Pain Treatment?
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Unlock the potential of osteopathic treatments in managing frozen shoulder.
Our practitioners employ an array of techniques like soft tissue massage, joint mobilisation, and bespoke exercise therapy to enhance shoulder mobility and diminish discomfort.
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