i got the same problem before from a motor accident...
i dunno but the pain just went away...
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uptill 15 degrees vertical
rotator cuff is responsible for 15 degrees but 15-90 degrees , deltoid is responsible.so now u can find out that uptill how many degrees ur arm moves upward painful.well i recommend u to go to a good physiotherapist and ask him to apply tens and do mobilisation of the glenohumeral joint,it would be helpful
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Originally Posted by physio.sonam
uptill 15 degrees vertical rotator cuff is responsible for 15 degrees but 15-90 degrees , deltoid is responsible.so now u can find out that uptill how many degrees ur arm moves upward painful.well i recommend u to go to a good physiotherapist and ask him to apply tens and do mobilisation of the glenohumeral joint,it would be helpful
why would tens and joint mobilisations be helpful if it was arotator cuff tear/strain?
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