Shoulder Pain-All U Need To Know

shoulder pain is common in our community.
In younger people, shoulder pain is more likely to be due to an accident or injury. However, as you get older, natural wear and tear occurs in the shoulder joint and the rotator cuff tendon. Over time, this may become persistent pain.
The good news is that with appropriate treatment shoulder pain will improve so you can get back to doing the things you enjoy.
What is Shoulder Pain?
The range of motion in the shoulder is extensive and flexible. Your ability to move freely is hampered by shoulder problems, which can also be quite painful and uncomfortable.
The humerus, or long arm bone, the clavicle, or collarbone, and the scapula, or shoulder blade, make up the shoulder, a ball-and-socket joint.
A cartilage layer covers these bones to provide cushioning. The major joints are two. The highest point on the scapula and the clavicle form the acromioclavicular joint.
The top, ball-shaped portion of the humerus bone and the scapular outer edge make create the glen humeral joint. The shoulder joint is another name for this joint.
The body's most movable joint is the shoulder. The shoulder is moved both forward and backward. Additionally, it enables the arm to rotate and rise and fall away from the body.