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Shoulder Pain

Shoulder pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal complaints, and tend to be most bothersome with activity. Because the shoulder is such a mobile joint it has high risk of injury. Shoulder pain and injuries can greatly hinder your ability to move freely and without discomfort.

 

Shoulder pain can be caused by damaged tendons, strained muscles, damaged rotator cuff and even injury to other parts of the body such as the arm or neck. Ligaments, tendons and muscles within the shoulder all work together to create the movement and strength required for proper shoulder function. The most common shoulder injury is Rotator Cuff, sometimes referred to as Shoulder Impingement. 

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Common shoulder complaints include:

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  • Rotator Cuff injury

  • Imingement Syndrome

  • Frozen Shoulder

  • Biceps Tendonitis

  • Instability of the shoulder

  • Arthritis

Treatment at Exeter Health Plus typically includes a wide range of techniques tailored to each patient. Treatment generally includes a combination of:

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  • MLS Laser Therapy (class IV laser therapy)/Cold Laser Therapy

  • Shockwave Therapy

  • Therapeutic massage

  • Joint mobilisation

  • Acupuncture 

  • Rehabilitation exercises

  • Lifestyle advice

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'Amazing service & additional help with my back and shoulder. Laser treatment & care advice on the shoulder, including gentle strengthening exercises to do at home. Two months later & my shoulder is as good as new. I have resumed normal activities & exercise with not an ache or creak in site. Thank you so much, great team, highly recommended.'

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Vicky R, Exeter 

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181 Pinhoe Road, Exeter, EX4 7HZ

01392 925715

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