Shoulder Impingement Syndrome Treatment in Hyderabad

Explore effective shoulder impingement treatments in Hyderabad with Dr. Reddy at Apollo Hospitals. Relieve subacromial, rotator cuff pain today.

Overview

Shoulder impingement occurs when the rotator cuff tendons are pinched between the arm bone and the shoulder blade during arm elevation. This common condition causes pain with overhead activities. Dr. B Harsha Vardhana Reddy provides comprehensive treatment at Apollo Hospitals, Financial District, Hyderabad.

Common signs

Symptoms of Shoulder Impingement Syndrome Treatment in Hyderabad

Pain with overhead activities

Reaching, lifting, or throwing

Night pain

Difficulty sleeping on affected side

Weakness in shoulder

Especially with arm elevation

Pain in the front of shoulder

May radiate down the arm

Painful arc of motion

Pain between 60-120 degrees of elevation

Why it happens

Causes of Shoulder Impingement Syndrome Treatment in Hyderabad

Bone spurs on the acromion

Thickened or inflamed bursa

Rotator cuff tendinitis

Poor posture (rounded shoulders)

Repetitive overhead activities

Weak rotator cuff muscles

How we diagnose

Diagnosis methods

Physical Examination

Neer test, Hawkins test, painful arc assessment

X-rays

Show bone spurs and acromion shape

MRI

Evaluate rotator cuff and bursa

Diagnostic Injection

Relief with subacromial injection confirms diagnosis

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

How long does shoulder impingement take to heal?
With proper physical therapy, most patients improve within 6-12 weeks. Complete resolution may take 3-6 months. Surgery is rarely needed.
Can I exercise with shoulder impingement?
Yes, but avoid overhead exercises and heavy pressing. Focus on rotator cuff strengthening, rowing movements, and scapular exercises. Swimming (backstroke, not freestyle) can be helpful.

Get expert care

Don't let Shoulder Impingement Syndrome Treatment in Hyderabad slow you down.

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