Shoulder Pain Causes & How To Treat It?

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Pain in your shoulder can have many causes. You might injure it in a fall or accident, or you could have overdone a chore like painting. Sometimes shoulder pain comes from a condition like arthritis. It can even stem from problems in other parts of your body, which is called referred pain.
You’re more likely to have problems with your shoulder as you grow older, especially after age 60. This is because the soft tissues surrounding the shoulder tend to degenerate with age.
In many cases, you can treat shoulder pain at home. However, physical therapy, medications, or surgery may also be necessary.
Watch this video to know more about Common Shoulder Problems and treatment options..
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MEDICAL ANIMATION TRANSCRIPT:

Shoulder pain
Shoulder structure
Shoulder joint is a ball and socket joint.
Cartilage and ligaments join the upper arm bone and shoulder blade.
A tear in the tissues connecting muscles to bone.
Heavy shoulder activities like volleyball or swimming can cause this problem.
Tissues surrounding the shoulder joint becomes stiff and restrict the movement of shoulder.
This causes pain in the shoulder.
It is common in diabetes and hypothyroid patients.
Pain is usually constant and worsen at night and in winter.
Medicines
Medicines anti-inflammatory drugs are used for relieve.
Injections where medicines have not worked well.
Followed by stretching exercises.
PRP ( platelet rich plasma therapy )
Platelets from patient’s blood is injected into damaged area.
It provides relief and also starts healing process.
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*TimeStamps*
0:00 Introduction of shoulder pain
1:39 Medicines
1:54 PRP ( platelet rich plasma therapy )
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