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HomeWellness TopicsShoulder Impingement
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Shoulder Impingement

Shoulder impingement involves tendon irritation as it passes through narrow space. Common in overhead athletes. Rest and physical therapy usually resolve it.

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Overview

Shoulder impingement involves tendon irritation as it passes through narrow space. Common in overhead athletes. Rest and physical therapy usually resolve it.

Common Symptoms

Pain with reaching overhead, pain at night lying on shoulder, weakness, limited range of motion, "catching" sensation, pain with specific movements.

When to Seek Medical Care

Persistent severe pain, complete loss of function, suspected tear, or no improvement in 6 weeks — may need imaging and specialized treatment.

General Self-Care Basics

Rest from aggravating activities, gentle stretching, rotator cuff strengthening, proper posture, ergonomic adjustments, ice for acute, physical therapy.

Herbal Support Options

Turmeric/Curcumin. Boswellia. White Willow Bark. Arnica topically. CBD. Magnesium. Bromelain. Physical therapy is essential. Address posture and ergonomics.

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