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In brief:

Promptly addressing tendinitis with targeted physiotherapy prevents chronicization and promotes complete recovery. A progressive exercise program and postural re-education are vital for restoring shoulder functionality. In case of pain in the shoulder, especially at night or when raising the arm, consult a physical therapist immediately. Avoiding repetitive overhead movements and maintaining good posture are crucial to prevent worsening.

A shoulder dislocation occurs when the top of the arm bone, known as the humeral head, completely separates from its normal position within the shoulder socket (glenoid cavity). This traumatic event most commonly involves the humeral head moving towards the front of the shoulder. Shoulder dislocations are frequently caused by trauma, such as falls, sports accidents, or direct blows to the shoulder.

In brief:

Frozen shoulder: painful stiffening with loss of movement. Affects women 40-60 years old; often without apparent cause. Can follow trauma, surgery, or prolonged immobilization. Understanding and rehabilitation are fundamental

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