Some. Tendonitis is usually more acute, so just letting the tendon calm down bymodifying the load management. With tendinosis, usually more chronic with structural changes to the tendon, require exercises with progressive intensity increases to improve the capacity of the tendon.
THIS IS AWESOME. i have been watching / reading so much about this... How to fix, how to diagnose, etc. This is such a well made useful video. Thank you!!!
Shoulder pain started at 36 years while using mouse, Now mid 40's. Pain radiates all way from wrist up to shoulder. Also feels painful doing lat-pulldowns with wide grips. Also hurts like crazy when doing barbell bench presses but ok with dumbbell presses. Can't use mouse (not even ergonomic mouse) so have trained myself to use left hand for mouse. Even hurts when using keyboard. Right rotator cuff hurts also when holding barbells while doing squats. Can't figure out if I have impingement or tear or tendinopathy along with mouse shoulder. Thank you for your advice.
Watched literally hundreds of these videos on how to sort shoulder problems. I was always struck by how many of the comments after each video suggested immediate relief due to whatever new exercise was used .... in fact , often , multiple commenters praising the therapist and thanking them for the new miracle approach. I thought to myself that this would be rather unlikely that multiple different injuries suddenly got " immediate relief" . Instead , I thought that this was probably " exercise induced algaesia"....not sure if this is the specific term...but anyway , it is the possible pain relief brought about by hard exercise in the injured region. This fools the patient ,on the spot, that the exercise is a miracle cure. I'm sure that next day it would be a different story. They would have suddenly experienced extra pain/discomfort once the endorphin effect has worn off. This therapist, at 3-20 mentioned this effect....the majority of other therapists conveniently forgot to make any mention of it. Just my sixpence.....tell me if I'm not wrong.....
This is a very insightful and astute comment. We completely agree, no long term issue has a magic fix, and any short-term pain relief is due exercise induced algaesia among other things. And unfortunately this creates dependency on the person to "fix you", which very often makes the person worse long-tern. Thank you for watching!
@@PerformanceSportSpine Thank you very much for your reply. It suggests a high degree of sincerity and care for the reader. Many people are pretty desperate to get rid of what is often a chronic condition that impedes their daily activities. That's my situation. I am certain that some combination of exercises, timing of the exercises and adherence to the exercises over an extended period of time will get me better. Your video has been as helpful as possible. I thank you and all the others for giving some hope to many desperate cases. Thank you.
I have to agree, it seems that I also have pain, then I do the lift and it sometimes feels better. But, over the next few hours or the next day the pain comes back, sometimes worse than before the exercise.
I have suffered for two years with shoulder impingement and a bursa , sleep is an absolute nightmare soon as I lay down the pain is there and it’s constant it never goes away , I struggle taking off and putting on clothes or reaching behind me . I had tried everything watched thousands of videos hoping for the magic bullet but this never happened. I ended up having a subacromial decompression surgery. Months after and I’m still in pain it’s worse now than before !! I’m two weeks in now to a new shoulder rehab and I’m doing it every day I’m strengthening all the muscles at the back of the shoulder and so far I’ve noticed I’m not in as much pain when lifting my arm and sleeping the pain is still there but it’s definitely less . I will sick with this routine now and gradually I know I can fix this problem , for the first time in years I can feel my shoulder blades move . These videos definitely do help but only if you work hard at them and make them part of your daily routine .
Thanks the video. Very useful indeed. I had to laugh at your tendinitis outline, as it completely described me and my situation 100%. That’s exactly what I needed.
I can do my regular work and gym without much of a problem .. but i can not reach my back with my right hand (but i can perfectly reach with my left hand though) and it pains intensely on top front of the shoulder and feels like right shoulder is rotated more forward than left shoulder when i reach my back with both hands. Can you please suggest what do you think it is and any exercises to solve this
You would need to get the shoulder assessed to see what is going on medical. Then if cleared to do so, do stretches and exercises gradually to increase the range of motion for the limited movements
When I raise my arms from the sides, or perform movements like punching, I hear sounds like tick and feel clicking and pain. Is it Shoulder Impingement or Rotator Cuff Tendonitis? I can move my arms to my back with little pain and clicking. at rest there is no pain. I sit on the chair and work with the computer most times of day.
Goodmorning. For the past year I've been experiencing pain in the front of my right shoulder, I am right handed. I am unable to throw, push up or bench press and throw a punch without sharp pain. I also get sharp pain pushing up from chair or sofa so I've been using my elbows to push off. The pain is right where upper arm meets shoulder. Thank you for your response.
Even after watching the vid, I am still unsure of what I have. I cannot put my hand on my lower back. Trying to do so, my arm is shakily locked in the motion, while I feel tremendous pain on my shoulder tip. If I force it a little more, I can feel an aching sharp pain from tip of shoulder down to elbow joint (some sort of underneath bicep). I also feel nagging pain (not sharp) when sleeping on the side as well as when raising arm at about 170 degree.
I sort of have a bit of everything. It is less painful now than it was, I don’t get sudden pains anymore, it’s more of an ache if I try to push my arm beyond the restriction. My arm just stops at 100° in front, about 85° to my side (basically beyond this, my whole shoulder starts lifting) and if I put my arm behind my back, It’s painful to bend at the elbow to reach my belt, but in front, I can bend my elbow, no problem. I think it might be frozen shoulder, is that to do with the flexibility of the material that keeps fluid around the ball and cup joint, as opposed to the rotator cuff tendons ?
From what you are describing, especially if that range of motion is restricted, both actively and passively. The best working definition of frozen shoulder is 50% reduction in external rotation compared to the other shoulder and at least 25% reduction in one over plane (. i.e flexion, abduction). Also depending on your age, it my just be a "stiff shoulder", d/t arthritis. If you haven't yet, I would recommend get an x-ray. Here is our video link for Frozen Shoulder, hope it helps. ruclips.net/video/zA73pjz8jl4/видео.htmlsi=MO2cVXGE0vxIv-ee
I am a 28 year old male and seem to be experiencing all of these symptoms. They kind of overlap to be honest. The shoulder pain is deep underneath my shoulder blade on the right side, it’s a sharp pain and seems to get stuck in-place unexpectedly. When this happens the muscle hurts so bad. I’ve gotten an X-ray and haven’t seen a tear, and i go to physical therapy but nothing seems to be working. At this point i need a new shoulder
See if this video better explains your pain ruclips.net/video/OuJj6rizByc/видео.htmlsi=xbyGFVKhkjZlr2N9 Let me know if you have any questions We also do online consultations if you’re interested
I have pain in both shoulders for three years, but the pain decreases with rest and exercise, especially stretching exercises. Exercises reduce the pain, but the pain is still there. Please, I want a solution. I did all the exercises and took all the medications, even injections in the joint, but to no avail. Yes, the pain has decreased, but it is still there.
@@PerformanceSportSpine 😓 What should I do? The pain decreases a lot when I stand at the corner of the door and push myself forward. In your opinion, this problem can be treated with exercises or medications? Because I saw the effect of the stretching is very clear, more than that of medications
I have problem with my shoulder,the muscles behind my shoulder,when i turn my arm around my back i have a sharp pain behind my shoulder,the shoulder in whole
Any video on lower shoulderblade pain. Trigger point is area of shoulder blade which comes to the side of body. at 2:18 animated human back figure ,there are 2 line at bottom of right shoulder, that is the point I am talking about. Happens during overhead press and lateral raise. I have pain on my left side. Hope I am able to explain it
@@PerformanceSportSpine something about that top bone pushing down which made sense cause ive been carrying heavy things on my shoulders since childhood. but he offered NO treatment im finding a new dr, ill try and get report today and copy of films. my bicep is in constant pain also
Idk sir i have no pain raising my arm and no pain in most of the positions but when touching the shoulder(with same arm) and moving it ,it feels like hell. And if i move my hand ahead and then bend it 90° (towards me) and move it to the opposite side it just fells down . My hand fells in many positions . I am not able to relate to any of these . I play baminton (not proffesionally but as a hobby ) and the pain comes back many times. Many times my shoulder is just kinda stuck and it fells . It sucks Can you give me some information pls
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Is there a difference in treatment between rotator cuff tendonitis and tendonosis?
Some. Tendonitis is usually more acute, so just letting the tendon calm down bymodifying the load management. With tendinosis, usually more chronic with structural changes to the tendon, require exercises with progressive intensity increases to improve the capacity of the tendon.
THIS IS AWESOME. i have been watching / reading so much about this... How to fix, how to diagnose, etc. This is such a well made useful video. Thank you!!!
Thank you! Glad you found it beneficial.
Excellent video. No sound effects. No bs. Just good information. Thanks!
Glad you liked it! We try to make concise and helpful content!
Shoulder pain started at 36 years while using mouse, Now mid 40's. Pain radiates all way from wrist up to shoulder. Also feels painful doing lat-pulldowns with wide grips. Also hurts like crazy when doing barbell bench presses but ok with dumbbell presses. Can't use mouse (not even ergonomic mouse) so have trained myself to use left hand for mouse. Even hurts when using keyboard. Right rotator cuff hurts also when holding barbells while doing squats. Can't figure out if I have impingement or tear or tendinopathy along with mouse shoulder. Thank you for your advice.
You're welcome! There is a fair amount of crossover with these conditions. Hope it improves over time
Can't this have a neurological origin?
I liked this video, really helpful!!
Glad you liked it!!
Watched literally hundreds of these videos on how to sort shoulder problems. I was always struck by how many of the comments after each video suggested immediate relief due to whatever new exercise was used .... in fact , often , multiple commenters praising the therapist and thanking them for the new miracle approach. I thought to myself that this would be rather unlikely that multiple different injuries suddenly got " immediate relief" . Instead , I thought that this was probably " exercise induced algaesia"....not sure if this is the specific term...but anyway , it is the possible pain relief brought about by hard exercise in the injured region. This fools the patient ,on the spot, that the exercise is a miracle cure. I'm sure that next day it would be a different story. They would have suddenly experienced extra pain/discomfort once the endorphin effect has worn off. This therapist, at 3-20 mentioned this effect....the majority of other therapists conveniently forgot to make any mention of it. Just my sixpence.....tell me if I'm not wrong.....
This is a very insightful and astute comment. We completely agree, no long term issue has a magic fix, and any short-term pain relief is due exercise induced algaesia among other things. And unfortunately this creates dependency on the person to "fix you", which very often makes the person worse long-tern. Thank you for watching!
@@PerformanceSportSpine Thank you very much for your reply. It suggests a high degree of sincerity and care for the reader. Many people are pretty desperate to get rid of what is often a chronic condition that impedes their daily activities. That's my situation. I am certain that some combination of exercises, timing of the exercises and adherence to the exercises over an extended period of time will get me better. Your video has been as helpful as possible. I thank you and all the others for giving some hope to many desperate cases. Thank you.
I have to agree, it seems that I also have pain, then I do the lift and it sometimes feels better. But, over the next few hours or the next day the pain comes back, sometimes worse than before the exercise.
I have suffered for two years with shoulder impingement and a bursa , sleep is an absolute nightmare soon as I lay down the pain is there and it’s constant it never goes away , I struggle taking off and putting on clothes or reaching behind me . I had tried everything watched thousands of videos hoping for the magic bullet but this never happened. I ended up having a subacromial decompression surgery. Months after and I’m still in pain it’s worse now than before !! I’m two weeks in now to a new shoulder rehab and I’m doing it every day I’m strengthening all the muscles at the back of the shoulder and so far I’ve noticed I’m not in as much pain when lifting my arm and sleeping the pain is still there but it’s definitely less . I will sick with this routine now and gradually I know I can fix this problem , for the first time in years I can feel my shoulder blades move . These videos definitely do help but only if you work hard at them and make them part of your daily routine .
Pull ups, rows, & closing shut doors really triggers pain behind shoulder blade / armpit
Could you tell us more, unfortunately those are specific to one conditon
Could be lattisimus dorsi or teres minor!
Best explanation I've seen so far, thank you 👍
Awesome, thank you! Thanks for watching!
Excellent presentation!
Thank you kindly!
Thanks the video. Very useful indeed. I had to laugh at your tendinitis outline, as it completely described me and my situation 100%. That’s exactly what I needed.
Wonderful! That's awesome it helped describe your situation. Thanks for the comment!
Great video. Thank you.
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Hello dr. Does this help in the case of tear on the shoulder ?
Yes we cover rotator cuff tears.
Here is the specific video for them:
ruclips.net/video/G-7mzTb1tt8/видео.htmlsi=_qaY40D-7mjLQ3yH
Im showing all those symptoms for every exercise? Please advise getting no where with doctors or physio
We would have to do a online sessison to offer any specific advise
I can do my regular work and gym without much of a problem .. but i can not reach my back with my right hand (but i can perfectly reach with my left hand though) and it pains intensely on top front of the shoulder and feels like right shoulder is rotated more forward than left shoulder when i reach my back with both hands. Can you please suggest what do you think it is and any exercises to solve this
You would need to get the shoulder assessed to see what is going on medical. Then if cleared to do so, do stretches and exercises gradually to increase the range of motion for the limited movements
Which scan is to identify it is a impingement or tear(partial)????
X-ray for impingment, ultrasound or MRI for tear
@@PerformanceSportSpine i did mri, ultrasound and they are saying mechincal impingement. is inflammation and impingement are same?
I seem to have aspects of all of them. I need a shoulder transplant!
hahaha, there is some overlapping unfortunately. Hope this video gave you a little bit more clarity
When I raise my arms from the sides, or perform movements like punching, I hear sounds like tick and feel clicking and pain.
Is it Shoulder Impingement or Rotator Cuff Tendonitis? I can move my arms to my back with little pain and clicking. at rest there is no pain. I sit on the chair and work with the computer most times of day.
Unfortunately, clicking is not specific to one condition. We can't determine which one you have the the description that was stated
Goodmorning. For the past year I've been experiencing pain in the front of my right shoulder, I am right handed. I am unable to throw, push up or bench press and throw a punch without sharp pain. I also get sharp pain pushing up from chair or sofa so I've been using my elbows to push off. The pain is right where upper arm meets shoulder. Thank you for your response.
Even after watching the vid, I am still unsure of what I have. I cannot put my hand on my lower back. Trying to do so, my arm is shakily locked in the motion, while I feel tremendous pain on my shoulder tip. If I force it a little more, I can feel an aching sharp pain from tip of shoulder down to elbow joint (some sort of underneath bicep). I also feel nagging pain (not sharp) when sleeping on the side as well as when raising arm at about 170 degree.
From what you are describing it is more likely to be one of the first two, but can not say for certain
I sort of have a bit of everything. It is less painful now than it was, I don’t get sudden pains anymore, it’s more of an ache if I try to push my arm beyond the restriction. My arm just stops at 100° in front, about 85° to my side (basically beyond this, my whole shoulder starts lifting) and if I put my arm behind my back, It’s painful to bend at the elbow to reach my belt, but in front, I can bend my elbow, no problem. I think it might be frozen shoulder, is that to do with the flexibility of the material that keeps fluid around the ball and cup joint, as opposed to the rotator cuff tendons ?
From what you are describing, especially if that range of motion is restricted, both actively and passively. The best working definition of frozen shoulder is 50% reduction in external rotation compared to the other shoulder and at least 25% reduction in one over plane (. i.e flexion, abduction). Also depending on your age, it my just be a "stiff shoulder", d/t arthritis. If you haven't yet, I would recommend get an x-ray. Here is our video link for Frozen Shoulder, hope it helps.
ruclips.net/video/zA73pjz8jl4/видео.htmlsi=MO2cVXGE0vxIv-ee
@@PerformanceSportSpine Thanks a lot ! Have checked out the other video,and it’s very helpful. 🙂
@@gaztambo139 You're most welcome. Cheers!!
So what would it be if I can feel something drop my shoulder isn’t dislocating it’s a slight drop and I have to lift my shoulder up to not be in pain?
That sounds like instability, but can't say for certain. We do have online consultations if you are interested
I am a 28 year old male and seem to be experiencing all of these symptoms. They kind of overlap to be honest. The shoulder pain is deep underneath my shoulder blade on the right side, it’s a sharp pain and seems to get stuck in-place unexpectedly. When this happens the muscle hurts so bad. I’ve gotten an X-ray and haven’t seen a tear, and i go to physical therapy but nothing seems to be working. At this point i need a new shoulder
See if this video better explains your pain
ruclips.net/video/OuJj6rizByc/видео.htmlsi=xbyGFVKhkjZlr2N9
Let me know if you have any questions
We also do online consultations if you’re interested
As someone who has a partial tear, please get an MRI of the shoulder, Xrays usually arent going to show.
I have pain in both shoulders for three years, but the pain decreases with rest and exercise, especially stretching exercises. Exercises reduce the pain, but the pain is still there. Please, I want a solution. I did all the exercises and took all the medications, even injections in the joint, but to no avail. Yes, the pain has decreased, but it is still there.
Unfortunately what you are describing doesn't indicate one or the another of the conditions
@@PerformanceSportSpine 😓 What should I do? The pain decreases a lot when I stand at the corner of the door and push myself forward. In your opinion, this problem can be treated with exercises or medications? Because I saw the effect of the stretching is very clear, more than that of medications
I have problem with my shoulder,the muscles behind my shoulder,when i turn my arm around my back i have a sharp pain behind my shoulder,the shoulder in whole
Hard to know exactly from that description. Is there anything else you can tell us?
I don’t feel anything just numb I can’t lift my arm vertical and I can’t find a video that matches on youtube
Best of luck!
Any video on lower shoulderblade pain.
Trigger point is area of shoulder blade which comes to the side of body.
at 2:18 animated human back figure ,there are 2 line at bottom of right shoulder, that is the point I am talking about.
Happens during overhead press and lateral raise.
I have pain on my left side.
Hope I am able to explain it
The only video we have for that area is a lower trap video.
ruclips.net/video/AruuJXVOsGY/видео.htmlsi=ihXL3hZYsbm2VInP
@@PerformanceSportSpine thanks!
My shoulder hurts . Sharp pain in a particular region close to body side
Unfortunately, that is not specific to give any direction
No audio?
There is sound
@@PerformanceSportSpine It is working now. Thanks
I got an ex Ray that shows impingement always hurts. But I do have full range of motion
How did the x-ray show impingement?
@@PerformanceSportSpine something about that top bone pushing down which made sense cause ive been carrying heavy things on my shoulders since childhood. but he offered NO treatment im finding a new dr, ill try and get report today and copy of films. my bicep is in constant pain also
Idk sir i have no pain raising my arm and no pain in most of the positions but when touching the shoulder(with same arm) and moving it ,it feels like hell. And if i move my hand ahead and then bend it 90° (towards me) and move it to the opposite side it just fells down . My hand fells in many positions . I am not able to relate to any of these . I play baminton (not proffesionally but as a hobby ) and the pain comes back many times. Many times my shoulder is just kinda stuck and it fells . It sucks
Can you give me some information pls
Have you had any imaging? You definitely want to determine why the hand is falling and what is cauing the shoulder to get "stuck."?
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Cheers!
My shoulder hurts so much
Sorry to hear that, hope this video gives you some direction on what is causing your pain
I messed up mine while trying to start a weed wacker ....hurts!!
Sorry to hear that. Hope the video gives you some clarification on how to proceed