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    Re: Shoulder Pain Advice

    hello - the initial injury a year ago sounds like a bicep tendon injury; can come about doing deep chest presses; look up picture of shoulder anatomy and see if you have tenderness in the bicipital groove and/or the coricoid process where each of the bicep tendons attach; it's been a problem for so long that it may all be tender to touch including the top of the shoulder you mention; the pec minor also attaches to the coricoid process and may be the source of your chest tightness; i generally tell my clients to get full painfree range of motion of the shoulder first, target the injured tendons for some cross friction massage, stretch, work on posture - pull shoulders and head back a little, then strengthen; hope that helps


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    Re: Shoulder Pain Advice

    Quote Originally Posted by Vanc_WA_PT View Post
    hello - the initial injury a year ago sounds like a bicep tendon injury; can come about doing deep chest presses; look up picture of shoulder anatomy and see if you have tenderness in the bicipital groove and/or the coricoid process where each of the bicep tendons attach; it's been a problem for so long that it may all be tender to touch including the top of the shoulder you mention; the pec minor also attaches to the coricoid process and may be the source of your chest tightness; i generally tell my clients to get full painfree range of motion of the shoulder first, target the injured tendons for some cross friction massage, stretch, work on posture - pull shoulders and head back a little, then strengthen; hope that helps
    Hey thanks for that, if that is the case I'm still not sure what to do. I may go back to my doctor and see if I can see the physio again.



 
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