shoulder pain

Patient Story – Meet Joe

I met Joe, a 43 year old male, who suffered from bilateral (both) shoulder pain for 2 years. He had tried trigger point injections, botox injections, radiofrequency ablations (burning of the nerves), and even surgery, all without relief. I started Joe’s treatments with photobiomodulation (also known as low level laser therapy) with resultant 50% relief […]

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Muscles as the source of pain

Muscles are the largest organ system in the body, accounting for approximately 50% of our body weight.  We have different ways of categorizing muscles: how they look, how they move, and where they’re located. We are going to focus on muscles that move voluntarily, which means we tell the muscles to move, as opposed to

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Pain relief, motion, and function after rotator cuff repair may not last

An important study in Clinical Orthopaedics & Related Research [468(10):2678-89], reports that over time the function of the shoulder deteriorates in a significant number of patients who underwent rotator cuff repair, despite continued pain relief in many of the same patients. The conclusions published in the abstract are found in the next paragraph: “The early

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Golfers with back pain

A golfing patient I treated originally came to me with low back pain and later with shoulder pain and neck pain- all preventing his inner champion from blossoming. Like so many golfers he had come to accept the suffering as part of the game. He was amazed to find that he could get rid of the

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