Do you get an excruciatingly sharp pain in your shoulder when you brush your hair, put on clothes or tuck in your shirt?

How about when golfing or surfing or playing with the kids?

Yes? Then stop wearing clothes, stop doing everything you love and tell the kids they are on their own.

OR read on…

You might have a condition called Shoulder Impingement Syndrome (SIS), where the tendons of the rotator cuff muscles that stabilize your shoulder get trapped as they pass through the shoulder joint. Impingement happens with repeated pinching and irritation of rotator cuff tendons and the bursa (the padding under the shoulder bone) which can lead to injury and chronic pain. Shoulder complaints are the third most common musculoskeletal problem after back and neck disorders. The highest incidence is in women and generally people aged 45–64 years. Of all shoulder disorders, shoulder impingement syndrome (SIS) accounts for 36%, making it the most common shoulder injury. The big issue is it can lead to worse problems.

One treatment for pain relief that you may not have heard of is known as Shockwave Therapy. While this might sound quite extreme, it’s actually a very non-invasive type of treatment that has been shown to work on an extremely wide range of conditions, from chronic pain to tennis elbow. In this post we’ll break down what Shockwave Therapy is, how it works, and aim to offer some guidance on whether it could be an effective treatment for you.

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