Shoulder Pain
Shoulder pain can make simple activities like reaching, lifting, exercising, or playing with your family surprisingly difficult.
Our team provides personalized, non-surgical treatment options designed to reduce pain, improve mobility, and help you return to the activities you enjoy.
Understanding Shoulder Pain
The shoulder is one of the body’s most mobile joints, which also makes it susceptible to overuse, injury, inflammation, and degenerative changes.
Shoulder pain can develop gradually or follow an injury. At Action Medical & Chiropractic, we evaluate your symptoms and overall function to determine the most appropriate approach for your condition.
Common Causes
Shoulder pain may be associated with:
- Overuse and repetitive movements
- Muscle strains
- Tendon or soft tissue irritation
- Arthritis and degenerative changes
- Joint dysfunction
- Poor posture or movement patterns
- Sports or activity-related injuries
- Falls or other trauma
- Previous shoulder injuries
Shoulder pain may also be accompanied by stiffness, weakness, reduced range of motion, or difficulty reaching overhead.
How We Treat Shoulder Pain
Your treatment plan may include:
Chiropractic Adjustments
Gentle adjustments designed to improve joint mechanics and reduce musculoskeletal restrictions.
Physiotherapy
Targeted exercises to improve shoulder strength, mobility, stability, and function.
Regenerative Therapies
PRP and other restorative treatment options may be considered based on your condition and individual needs.
Personalized Rehabilitation
A customized approach can help restore movement and support a return to the activities that matter most to you.
When To Seek Help
Consider an evaluation if your shoulder pain:
- Limits your range of motion
- Makes it difficult to lift or reach
- Causes weakness or instability
- Persists despite rest
- Interferes with work, exercise, or daily activities
- Develops after a fall, accident, or other injury
Get Back to the Activities You Love.
You shouldn't have to give up the activities that matter to you because of shoulder pain. We'll help you understand what's contributing to your symptoms and create a plan to get you moving again.