While most people believe a shoulder injury arises from sports like tennis or swimming, any repetitive motion such as gardening, yard work or even hanging curtains can result in a strain in the upper arm or shoulder. A dislocated shoulder -- where the top of the upper arm bone (humerus) has popped out of the socket -- can result from a sudden, strong force pushing against the shoulder. While the pain can be resolved by popping the bone back into the socket, the tendons supporting the shoulder will needs a physician's care to heal properly.
If a shoulder is stiff, does not allow for full rotation, or lacks the strength for common daily activities, make an appointment to see an orthopedic physician for proper treatment.
Shore Orthopaedic Group takes great care to help heal shoulder joints properly. Whether the result of a sports injury or daily wear-and-tear, the physicians at Shore Orthopaedic are equipped to help the shoulder heal properly.
Dr. Grossman, Dr. Rizzo, Dr. Chalnick and Dr. Markbreiter work with patients to heal shoulder strains and injuries.
Contact Shore Orthopaedic to make an appointment with Dr. Rizzo, Dr. Chalnick, or Dr. Grossman and get on the road to recovery.
