
Originally Posted by
GrantP
shoulders are difficult when seeing them so appreciate this is to stimulate discussion. first with the history of wrist pain, did it come on around same time, or was it there before shoulder injury - eihter way though you need to have your neck assessed and also the neural tension in the upper limb to see if this is compromised. with the pain being there so long it is likely to be contributing.
also you may have an anterior subluxing shoulder, or some such instability, and/or you may have an inflammed rotator cuff tendon, without examining you impossible to tell. have you had an ultrasound scan? i would strongly recommend if they are considering cortisone (which is in my opinion good option if for the right reasons) they do one and also inject under its guidance so they insure 1) there is inflammation and/or small that they are targetting and 2) that they hit it when injecting and not miss which they may do if they inject 'blindly'. sort of also acts as good differential diagnosis tool, as they can confidently tick it off it it doesnt work. make sense? talk it over with your physio
also rehab still paramount to strengthen and stabilise the scapular and shoulder especially rotator cuff and serratus ex.
good luck