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New York Acupuncture & ChiropracticsAcupuncturists & Cupping Specialists located in Grand Central, Time Square, Financial District, Manhattan, New York, NY and Edgewood, New Jersey.
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Your shoulder joint is the most mobile joint in your body, but that impressive range of motion leaves it prone to a variety of potential problems, including instability, impingement, and inflammation. New York Acupuncture & Chiropractics in the Grand Central, Time Square, Financial District areas of New York City, uses acupuncture to help women and men find natural, long-term relief from chronic shoulder pain that hasn’t responded to traditional medical treatments. To learn more, call the office or schedule an appointment online today.
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Shoulder Pain Q & A
What causes chronic shoulder pain?
The four major causes chronic shoulder pain are instability, inflammation, injury, and arthritis. Common shoulder problems that could be causing your pain include:
Tendon tears
Rotator cuff injuries — when the tendons in your shoulder split or tear — are one of the most common reasons for persistent shoulder pain. Tendon problems can be caused by an acute injury or the degenerative changes associated with aging.
Impingement
Impingement occurs when the top of your shoulder blade puts pressure on the underlying soft tissues as you lift your arm away from your body. An ongoing impingement problem can lead to bursitis or tendonitis.
Bursitis
This painful condition occurs when the fluid-filled sacs, or bursae, that help cushion the bones of your shoulder joint become inflamed. Bursitis often accompanies tendonitis or a rotator cuff injury.
Tendonitis
Tendonitis occurs when the tendon that connects muscle to bone in your shoulder joint wears down. This health condition is often the result of excessive shoulder activity or arthritis.
Osteoarthritis
As the most common form of arthritis, osteoarthritis occurs when the protective cartilage that helps cushion your bones begins to wear away, eventually leading to inflammation, stiffness, pain, and decreased mobility.
Can shoulder pain begin in the neck?
Most types of chronic shoulder pain originate within the joint, but others start in your cervical spine, or neck. Problems in your neck can lead to shoulder pain because eight of the major nerves that extend into your shoulder are rooted in your cervical spine.
If a neck injury or condition compresses or irritates one or more nerves, you may experience constant or sporadic pain that radiates into your shoulder. Why is a shoulder pain evaluation important?
Whenever shoulder pain becomes an ongoing issue, making an appointment to obtain an accurate diagnosis to identify the underlying cause of the problem should be your top priority. Once you know why you’re having shoulder pain, you can explore the appropriate targeted treatments.
Your primary care physician or a shoulder specialist can accurately diagnosis your shoulder pain and offer innovative treatment strategies to help you return to your normal routine as quickly as possible.
Traditional management of many shoulder issues includes medication, physical therapy, and surgery. Treatment for pain that persists beyond these front-line treatments includes chiropractic care, massage therapy, and acupuncture.
How can acupuncture help my shoulder pain?
Acupuncture involves the insertion of ultra-thin needles through the skin at strategic points to stimulate, or in some cases relax, specific areas of your body. The purpose of this ancient Chinese technique is to balance your internal flow of energy while stimulating the release of pain-suppressing endorphins and boosting circulation.
New York Acupuncture & Chiropractics uses acupuncture to help alleviate inflammation in the shoulder joint, promote soft tissue healing, reduce pain, and guide muscles toward a more properly balanced use of the joint.
For natural, long-term relief from shoulder pain, call the experts New York Acupuncture&Chiropractics or schedule an appointment online today.
*Individual results may vary
The four major causes chronic shoulder pain are instability, inflammation, injury, and arthritis. Common shoulder problems that could be causing your pain include:
Tendon tears
Rotator cuff injuries — when the tendons in your shoulder split or tear — are one of the most common reasons for persistent shoulder pain. Tendon problems can be caused by an acute injury or the degenerative changes associated with aging.
Impingement
Impingement occurs when the top of your shoulder blade puts pressure on the underlying soft tissues as you lift your arm away from your body. An ongoing impingement problem can lead to bursitis or tendonitis.
Bursitis
This painful condition occurs when the fluid-filled sacs, or bursae, that help cushion the bones of your shoulder joint become inflamed. Bursitis often accompanies tendonitis or a rotator cuff injury.
Tendonitis
Tendonitis occurs when the tendon that connects muscle to bone in your shoulder joint wears down. This health condition is often the result of excessive shoulder activity or arthritis.
Osteoarthritis
As the most common form of arthritis, osteoarthritis occurs when the protective cartilage that helps cushion your bones begins to wear away, eventually leading to inflammation, stiffness, pain, and decreased mobility.
Can shoulder pain begin in the neck?
Most types of chronic shoulder pain originate within the joint, but others start in your cervical spine, or neck. Problems in your neck can lead to shoulder pain because eight of the major nerves that extend into your shoulder are rooted in your cervical spine.
If a neck injury or condition compresses or irritates one or more nerves, you may experience constant or sporadic pain that radiates into your shoulder. Why is a shoulder pain evaluation important?
Whenever shoulder pain becomes an ongoing issue, making an appointment to obtain an accurate diagnosis to identify the underlying cause of the problem should be your top priority. Once you know why you’re having shoulder pain, you can explore the appropriate targeted treatments.
Your primary care physician or a shoulder specialist can accurately diagnosis your shoulder pain and offer innovative treatment strategies to help you return to your normal routine as quickly as possible.
Traditional management of many shoulder issues includes medication, physical therapy, and surgery. Treatment for pain that persists beyond these front-line treatments includes chiropractic care, massage therapy, and acupuncture.
How can acupuncture help my shoulder pain?
Acupuncture involves the insertion of ultra-thin needles through the skin at strategic points to stimulate, or in some cases relax, specific areas of your body. The purpose of this ancient Chinese technique is to balance your internal flow of energy while stimulating the release of pain-suppressing endorphins and boosting circulation.
New York Acupuncture & Chiropractics uses acupuncture to help alleviate inflammation in the shoulder joint, promote soft tissue healing, reduce pain, and guide muscles toward a more properly balanced use of the joint.
For natural, long-term relief from shoulder pain, call the experts New York Acupuncture&Chiropractics or schedule an appointment online today.
*Individual results may vary
New York Acupuncture & Chiropractics
Office #1
Landline(appointments & general inquiries) : (212)293-1722 Phone (appointments & general inquiries) : (201)982-0964
Address: 353 Lexington Ave., Suite 1005, New York, NY 10016
Hours: M-F 10AM-8PM Saturday 12PM-5PM
Office #2
Landline(appointments & general inquiries) : (212)293-1722 Phone (appointments & general inquiries) : (917)399-3436
Address: 566 7th Ave., Suite 601A New York, NY 10018
Hours: M-F 11AM-8PM
Office #3
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Address: 160 Broadway Ave., Suite 602 New York, NY 10038
Hours: M-F 11AM-8PM
Office #4
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25 Rockwood Place, #110, Englewood, NJ 07631
Hours: M-F 10AM-8PM Saturday 9AM-2PM
Office #1
Landline(appointments & general inquiries) : (212)293-1722 Phone (appointments & general inquiries) : (201)982-0964
Address: 353 Lexington Ave., Suite 1005, New York, NY 10016
Hours: M-F 10AM-8PM Saturday 12PM-5PM
Office #2
Landline(appointments & general inquiries) : (212)293-1722 Phone (appointments & general inquiries) : (917)399-3436
Address: 566 7th Ave., Suite 601A New York, NY 10018
Hours: M-F 11AM-8PM
Office #3
Landline(appointments & general inquiries) : (212)293-1722 Phone (appointments & general inquiries) :(929)388-6067
Address: 160 Broadway Ave., Suite 602 New York, NY 10038
Hours: M-F 11AM-8PM
Office #4
Landline(appointments & general inquiries) :(201)431-5066
25 Rockwood Place, #110, Englewood, NJ 07631
Hours: M-F 10AM-8PM Saturday 9AM-2PM
