what type of safe exercises can be done for a shoulder that has impingement/tendinitis syndrome?

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Shoulder impingement and bicep tendonitis? Ex has these. Are they real?

Answer 1

A number: Several exercises can help with this. They need to be directly taught to you. I suggest you see a physcal therapist.

Answer 2

Exercises: Exercises depends on the type of tendinitis and impingement you have. It is best to get an orthopaedic surgeon to direct your physical therapist with your particular exercises.

Answer 3

Stuck Shoulders: A shoulder dystocia is when the shoulders get stuck after the head delivers.Most of the time it is mild and resolves quickly. Rarely it can be very dangerous for the baby, causing nerve damage, brain damage and rarely fetal death. It is hard to prevent. The most important thing is to remain calm and listen to your doctor and nurses during the pushing phase. They can help you push at the right time.

Answer 4

Birth emergency!: Shoulder dystocia occurs when the baby's head is delivered vaginally but the shoulders take more than a minute to deliver. This can cost the baby its life, brain or nerves, or it may only cause a fracture and mild perinatal injury. If you have shoulder dystocia, permanent injury to the baby's brachial (arm) plexus is anticipated in 0.5-1.6% of cases with congenital paralysis of that arm.

Answer 5

Severe labor problem: Shoulder dystocia occurs when the baby's head is delivered vaginally but the shoulders take more than a minute to deliver. This can cost the baby its life, brain or nerves, or it may only cause a fracture and mild perinatal injury. If you have shoulder dystocia, permanent injury to the baby's brachial (arm) plexus is anticipated in 0.5-1.6% of cases with congenital paralysis of that arm.

Answer 6

Rest, ice, NSAIDs: Assuming the diagnosis of bursitis is correct, initial treatment includes rest from aggravating activities (particularly overhead activities and lifting), ice to the shoulder for 20 minutes 3-4 times/day and anti-inflammatories (nsaids) such as advil or aleve (naproxen). Make sure that you read the warning label before taking these. Do realize that subacromial bursitis often occurs with a rotator cuff tear.

Answer 7

RICE: Rest ice compression elevation along with stretching and possible physical therapy.

Answer 8

Overuse: Tendonitis is an overuse syndrome in which repeated activities lead to inflammation and pain in the tendons. It is treated with rest, ice, antiinflammatories and occasionally splinting.

Answer 9

Multiple causes: By definition the tendons are inflamed. This can be from overuse, repetitive movements, too heavy of a lift, an injury from an excessive movement, it can be from arthritic bone spurs pushing or rubbing on the tendon, from inflammatory medical conditions, and a variety of other options. See your doctor

Answer 10

Overuse.: Oftentimes, it is overuse, either from work or sports. It can be treated with medication and physical therapy.

Answer 11

Closed Reduction: The best treatment for an acute dislocated shoulder is urgent closed reduction. This can be performed by emergency room physician or orthopedic on call surgeon.

Answer 12

Therapy: Therapy and therapy. If you continue to have pain, MRI and possible surgery.

Answer 13

Surgery.: If your relatively young, and the shoulder is dislocating frequently, then surgical stabilization may be the best option.

Answer 14

No Jumping/Hiking: More important question is what activities you should not do. You should not do any jumping, hiking, walking up or down hills/slopes, running, or in general anything that causes pain in the back of your heel when you participate :).

Answer 15

Try cycling, swimmin: Swimming is the best. Try cycling too. I would avoid negatives, toe raises, and treadmills.

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