Rotator Cuff
Healing Rotator Cuff Injuries
The rotator cuff supports shoulder movement. Injury causes pain, stiffness, and weakness. Physiotherapy restores strength, flexibility, and helps patients return to normal daily activities
Shoulder Care with Physiotherapy
- Rotator cuff injuries cause shoulder pain, stiffness, and weakness, affecting daily movement and activities.
- Common in athletes and workers, rotator cuff tears often result from repetitive overhead motions.
- Symptoms include shoulder pain, limited motion, muscle weakness, and discomfort while lifting objects.
- Physiotherapy strengthens rotator cuff muscles, improves flexibility, and restores shoulder joint stability.
- Manual therapy reduces stiffness, improves circulation, and promotes faster recovery of injured shoulder tissues.
- Strengthening and stretching exercises rebuild shoulder stability and prevent recurring rotator cuff injuries.
- Proper posture and ergonomic guidance support long-term recovery and shoulder health maintenance.
- Early physiotherapy care ensures quicker healing and prevents chronic shoulder pain complications.
Rotator cuff injuries cause shoulder pain; physiotherapy restores mobility, strength, stability, and long-term joint health.