Shoulder Anatomy

The shoulder consists of two joints: the acromioclavicular joint and the glenohumeral joint. The acromioclavicular joint connects the acromion of the shoulder blade and the collarbone. The glenohumeral joint is where the ball of the upper arm bone meets the socket of the shoulder blade. The rotator cuff is a group of tendons that connect the upper arm bone to the shoulder blade, providing stability to the joint.

The muscles in the rotator cuff keep the upper arm bone securely in the socket. The glenoid, or socket, is shallow and lined with the labrum, a soft tissue that deepens the socket. The shoulder joint is surrounded by a joint capsule, which is a fluid-filled sac that lubricates the joint and is reinforced by ligaments. Injuries to the shoulder can affect any part of the joint.

Causes Of Shoulder Pain

Explore the diverse causes of shoulder pain and find effective solutions tailored to your specific condition, empowering you to live pain-free.

Tendon inflammation (bursitis or tendinitis) or tendon tear: Discover how these common issues can impact your shoulder function and learn about targeted treatments for relief.

Instability: Gain insights into the causes and symptoms of shoulder instability and find strategies to restore stability and enhance your range of motion.

Arthritis: Uncover the different types of shoulder arthritis and explore therapeutic options to manage pain and improve joint function.

Fracture (broken bone): Learn about the causes, signs, and treatment options for shoulder fractures, ensuring optimal healing and recovery.

The rare causes of shoulder pain are tumors, infection, and nerve-related problems, to ensure comprehensive understanding and prompt medical attention when necessary. By understanding the distinct causes of shoulder pain, you can embark on a personalized path to recovery, reclaiming a life without limitations and enjoying the activities you love with confidence.

Complications of Shoulder Pain

Instability

Shoulder instability results in frequent dislocations or a feeling of a loose shoulder or slipping out of place.

Tumors

Although rare, tumors can cause shoulder pain and may require further evaluation for proper diagnosis and treatment.

Nerve-related Problems

Nerve issues in the shoulder can result in symptoms such as radiating pain, weakness, or numbness in the affected area.

At Epione, we specialize in advanced, minimally-invasive procedures or non-surgical shoulder pain treatment that harness the body's natural healing power to alleviate shoulder pain without the need for surgery. Our expert doctors or pain management specialists are everready to provide top-notch care. Our conveniently located clinics are available in Hyderabad and Chennai.

Our treatments eliminate the risk of post-procedure infections, as they involve no incisions on the skin and the advanced procedures require no hospitalization, ensuring a hassle-free same-day visit and the cutting-edge technologies ensure recovery and rehabilitation process to be remarkably quick i.e., just within 3 days!

Trust Epione for a seamless and efficient treatment experience that prioritizes your well-being.

Epione's Exclusive Non-surgical & Non-invasive Treatment Procedure

At Epione, we specialize in advanced, minimally-invasive procedures or non-surgical shoulder pain treatment that harness the body's natural healing power to alleviate shoulder pain without the need for surgery. Our expert doctors or pain management specialists are everready to provide top-notch care. Our conveniently located clinics are available in Hyderabad and Chennai.

Our treatments eliminate the risk of post-procedure infections, as they involve no incisions on the skin and the advanced procedures require no hospitalization, ensuring a hassle-free same-day visit and the cutting-edge technologies ensure recovery and rehabilitation process to be remarkably quick i.e., just within 3 days!

Trust Epione for a seamless and efficient treatment experience that prioritizes your well-being.