We do more movements with our shoulders than any other part of our body. Our shoulders are adaptable, though when they stop working, many problems can occur. And because of the high range of mobility in our shoulders, when the joints are stiff, painful, or lose their normal movement, the symptoms can vary.
Shoulder pain can result from many conditions such as rotator cuff disorders, stiffness, tension, frozen shoulder, arthritis, or any other problems. These conditions range from mild to severe and result from specific injuries to the joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, cartilage, or wear and tear from past traumas. Also, when there are problems with the neck, mid-back, and arms, it can affect how the shoulder is working. If you aren’t sure what is causing your shoulder pain, seeking help from a chiropractor is the best option for you.
*Disclaimer: Results are not guaranteed and may vary from person to person.
Yes, chiropractic effectively treats shoulder pain from joint dysfunction, muscle imbalances, and referred pain from the neck. We address the underlying mechanical causes affecting shoulder function at Back Pain, Neck Pain & Headache Relief Center of Pleasanton.
Chiropractic addresses shoulder pain from rotator cuff issues, joint restrictions, muscle strains, frozen shoulder, and referred pain from cervical spine conditions affecting shoulder nerves.
Chiropractic focuses on restoring proper joint mechanics throughout the shoulder girdle and neck. This non-invasive approach addresses root causes without medication or surgery.
Most patients notice improvement within 6-10 sessions. Chronic shoulder conditions may require additional visits. We provide a personalized care plan after your initial assessment at our Pleasanton chiropractic center.
We use shoulder and cervical adjustments, soft tissue therapy, and therapeutic exercises. Treatment also addresses the thoracic spine and rib cage since these areas affect shoulder mechanics.
Many rotator cuff injuries respond well to chiropractic care. Treatment focuses on improving shoulder joint mechanics and reducing muscle imbalances that contribute to rotator cuff dysfunction.
We provide specific stretching and strengthening exercises for rotator cuff and scapular stabilizers. These home activities help maintain treatment benefits and prevent recurrence.
Chiropractic is generally safe after full healing from shoulder surgery. We modify techniques based on surgical history and focus on surrounding joints and tissues.