Shoulder Pain Treatment at ProSpinal
Whether it’s rotator cuff irritation, frozen shoulder or gym-related pain, we combine hands-on therapy with smart, staged rehab to restore reach and strength. Shockwave Therapy is available for persistent tendon issues; Tecar can help calm deep tissues. We’ll explain what to do—and what to avoid—so progress is steady and confident. Treatment is delivered by General Osteopathic Council–registered clinicians. Lift, throw and sleep better with ProSpinal.
How Osteopathy Help Shoulder Pain?
Shoulder pain can be limiting on everyday activities like getting dressed, bathing and getting a good nights sleep. There are many causes of shoulder pain since the shoulder joint itself is a complex structure with many ligaments and tendons involved that support the joint.
Sometimes shoulder pain can be coming from the neck, if you are also experiencing pins and needles, numbness or weakness of your arm(s) this may be the case. This is why it is important to have your shoulder injury assessed by one of our experienced Osteopaths who will provide hands-on treatment for pain relief and guide you on the road to recovery.
Sometimes shoulder pain can be coming from the neck, if you are also experiencing pins and needles, numbness or weakness of your arm(s) this may be the case. This is why it is important to have your shoulder injury assessed by one of our experienced Osteopaths who will provide hands-on treatment for pain relief and guide you on the road to recovery.
Common Shoulder Injuries
- Injury of the muscles or tendons that surround the shoulder known as "Rotator Cuff" including tendinopathy and tears
- Shoulder Impingement
- Shoulder Bursitis - a swelling of fluid filled sacs that lubricate the joint
- Frozen shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis)
- Arthritis or wear and tear of the shoulder joint
- Pain referral from a trapped nerve in the neck
What Can I Do About Shoulder Pain?
What to do depends on what the cause is and that is why it is important to seek professional help.
- Do not continue exercise as this may make things worse
- Consult a specialist, such as an Osteopath, who will identify the problem, create a bespoke treatment plan and manage the pain whilst getting you back to your normal activities again.
How Can An Osteopath Help?
At ProSpinal we will:
Conduct a thorough medical case history to find out exactly how you got the problem
Perform a physical examination which involves postural analysis and orthopaedic testing to diagnose the condition and explain it to you without the medical jargon
Create a bespoke treatment plan to meet your individual needs
Provide hands-on treatment to reduce the pain and get you moving again which may include deep tissue massage, joint mobilisations and joint manipulations
Provide expert advice on lifestyle changes, ergonomics and stretches/exercises to get you on the road to recovery.
Don’t suffer unnecessarily, consult one of our experienced Osteopaths today who will identify the root cause and provide pain relief.
