Shoulder Pain is common in athletes, workers, and older adults, often linked to overuse, strain, or injury.
A Bit of History
Ancient physicians documented shoulder dislocations in wrestlers and soldiers, treating them with bandages and immobilization. With Renaissance anatomy, the shoulder’s complexity became better understood. By the 20th century, sports medicine emphasized exercise and rehabilitation. Today, conservative care uses chiropractic, massage, and rehabilitation to restore function without invasive methods.
How this Can Help You
Shoulder Pain may limit range of motion and disrupt daily activities. Care can support smoother mobility, reduced irritation, and stronger posture. Patients often report better comfort and steadier recovery with layered care.
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