A tear in the group of four muscles and tendons that stabilize your shoulder joint and allow you to raise and twist your arms is known as a rotator cuff injury.

It’s a common injury in sports like baseball and tennis. It normally happens due to normal wear and tears. It might happen unexpectedly if you fall on your arm or carry something heavy.

The doctor will most likely start with a combination of treatments, such as:

• Physical treatment to strengthen the shoulder muscles
• Anti-inflammatory medicines and paracetamol are two medications that can aid with pain and swelling.

Repeated dislocations of the shoulder are referred to as recurrent dislocations. Those with unsteady shoulder or shoulder instability have a tendency for recurrent (repeated) dislocation or displacement. Shoulder instability can occur as a result of a traumatic dislocation (after a fall or damage to the shoulder), systemic ligament loosening, or gradual stretching of the joint capsule as a result of a recurrent injury.

The common cause of shoulder pain is shoulder impingement syndrome. It happens when the muscles or fluid in the shoulder are intruded on by the bones of the shoulder. Shoulder overhead exercise, particularly repetitive activity, is a risk factor for shoulder impingement syndrome.

Day-care treatment is a procedure that allows patients (out-patients) to heal quickly from operation and be ready to return home.

Patients who require a surgical operation but do not require an overnight stay in the hospital are eligible for Day Care surgeries. Some patients will require an overnight stay (in-patients) while others will be able to return home the same day, depending on the operation (out-patients)

Shoulder replacement is less frequent, but it is just as effective at reducing joint discomfort and is now utilized to treat a variety of severe shoulder disorders.