Shoulder instability has multiple causes. As time passes, individuals may experience a combination of these events, which causes repeated incidents of shoulder instability.
Shoulder instability has multiple causes. As time passes, individuals may experience a combination of these events, which causes repeated incidents of shoulder instability.
Fortunately, when properly diagnosed and treated the vast majority of shoulder problems are treated successfully without surgery. This is especially true of rotator cuff problems. However, in many cases, it is important to have an orthopaedic surgeon evaluate the problem in order to make sure something more serious is not the cause of the shoulder pain.
An ACL tear is among the most common knee injury reported. Common symptoms of a torn ACL include knee instability, swelling, and pain.
Some of the exercises included in CrossFit routines can place the shoulder in positions that put stress on the vital structures within the joint. Dr. O’Grady wants his patients to know the potential issues that can arise when an individual neglects to adhere to proper technique while performing resistance exercises.
As the most mobile joint in the body, the shoulder is highly susceptible to injuries. If your risk factors for sustaining an injury of the shoulder are high, your orthopaedic surgeon or physical therapist may recommend certain exercises, known as Rockwood shoulder exercises, to prevent your chances of injury.
