Stoke-on-Trent & Congleton’s Premier Physiotherapy Clinic for Shoulder Pain
Shoulder Pain
Symptoms
Shoulder pain can be debilitating, affecting your ability to perform daily tasks and enjoy
your favorite activities. Whether it’s a dull ache, sharp pain, or limited range of motion,
Browns Physiotherapy And Wellness is here to provide you with the care you need.
Shoulder pain can result from a variety of causes, including muscle strains, rotator cuff
injuries, arthritis, or shoulder impingement..
Causes
Shoulder pain can stem from a range of factors, including overuse, repetitive
movements, or trauma & accidents to the shoulder joint. Poor posture, muscle
imbalances, and underlying medical conditions such as tendonitis or bursitis can also
contribute to shoulder pain.
At Browns Physiotherapy And Wellness, we’re committed to identifying the underlying
cause of your shoulder pain. By addressing the root of your discomfort, we can develop
a targeted treatment plan to alleviate your symptoms and prevent future injuries.
Treatment
Our approach to treating shoulder pain focuses on reducing pain, improving mobility,
and restoring strength and stability to the shoulder joint.
First, we provide hands-on therapy to alleviate muscle tension, improve joint mobility,
and reduce pain. This may include techniques such as manual therapy, soft tissue
massage, or joint mobilisation to target specific areas of tightness and discomfort.
Next, we focus on strengthening exercises to improve muscle balance and stability in
the shoulder joint. These exercises are designed to promote healing, reduce the risk of
future injury, and enhance your overall shoulder function.
At Browns Physiotherapy And Wellness, we’re dedicated to helping you overcome
shoulder pain and regain control of your life. Don’t let shoulder pain hold you back – let’s
work together to get you back to the little thing such as golfing, being able to lift the
grandkids up or even just getting a good nights sleep.
Please watch The Video Below Of how Jeff Overcame His Shoulder Injury
