Shoulder Physical Therapy
The shoulder is an intricate structure, providing nearly 360 degrees of movement while stabilizing your arm for various activities, ranging from preparing your morning coffee to pitching at speeds exceeding 100 mph. This is achieved with the combined activity of multiple ligaments and muscles working together like a well-oiled machine. Its strength is also its weakness, because the excess motion it provides, also makes it susceptible to injuries. Free yourself from shoulder pain! Experience top-notch Physical Therapy for shoulder pain relief in Midtown NYC. Our Physical therapists in NYC Midtown also provide frozen shoulder treatments. Book your session now!
Given the complexity of the shoulder joint structure, it is critical to identify the root cause of the shoulder pain. There are several reasons for shoulder pain, some common ones such as rotator cuff strains or tears, bursitis, shoulder dislocation, shoulder subluxation, bicep strains/tears or frozen shoulder. Hence, an accurate diagnosis is critical to create a personalized and effective treatment plan. See how our clinicians are providing effective PT for shoulder pain relief near you in NYC.
Common Symptoms of shoulder pain that can be treated with shoulder physical therapy near you
- Do you have sharp and/or catching pain when you try to move your shoulder?
- Have you noted a loss in active movement at the shoulder?
- Do you stiffness and tightness in your neck, shoulder or shoulder blade?
- Do you have pain in your neck, arms, armpits or hands?
- Are you noticing numbness and/or tingling into your arms, hands or armpits?
- Are you noticing clicking in your shoulder?
- Are you noting weakness in your arms?
- Have you dislocated your shoulder or are noting pain when holding items in your hand?
- Do you have difficulty sleeping on your shoulders?
Common Causes of shoulder pain that can be treated with physical therapy for shoulder
- Hypermobility/Scapular Instability
- Sport injuries
- Rotator cuff weakness
- Rotator cuff tendinitis or tear
- Bicipital Tendinitis
- Repetitive stress syndrome
- Postural syndrome
- Dislocation/Subluxation
- Fracture
- Impingement syndrome
- Subacromial Bursitis
- Adhesive Capsulitis/Frozen Shoulder
- AC (Acromioclavicular Joint) dysfunction
- Scapular Winging
- Labrum tear
- Thoracic outlet syndrome
- Brachial Plexus Injuries
- Post Surgical
- Improper Heavy Lifting techniques