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Treating Shoulder Injuries

When faced with a shoulder injury, be sure to seek medical attention promptly, especially if the pain is severe and/or there is an evident deformity accompanied by limited function. An orthopaedic doctor who is experienced in diagnosing and treating shoulder injuries will be able to assess your condition thoroughly and recommend a comprehensive and effective treatment plan for you.

Remember, it is much better to seek treatment early on, than to allow the condition to worsen or live in pain and discomfort before seeking professional help.

Diagnosis

Doctor discussing medical history and injury details with a patient
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The doctor will first gather information about your medical history and the circumstances surrounding your injury.
Doctor performing a physical exam to assess strength, range of motion, and pain
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Then, a physical examination of the injured area will be carried out. This will test for strength, range of motion, as well as areas of pain and so on.
Imaging tests like X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans used to confirm the injury diagnosis
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Imaging tests such as X-rays, MRIs and CT scans may also be used to take a better look at the injury and confirm the diagnosis.

Non-Surgical Shoulder Treatments

In milder cases of shoulder injuries, non-surgical treatments may be recommended. These treatments include:

Rest & Activity Modification

Physiotherapy

Medications

Shoulder Bracing or Supports

Corticosteroid Joint Injections

Shoulder Surgery Treatment

We provide a wide range of shoulder surgeries for more serious conditions. The actual technique used will depend on the doctor’s recommendation and the patient’s injury and general health.

Rotator Cuff Repair

Labral Repair or SLAP Repair

Shoulder Stabilization Surgery

Shoulder Arthroscopy

Total Shoulder Replacement

Reverse Shoulder Replacement

AC Joint Reconstruction

Biceps Tendon Surgery