When addressing shoulder pain, it’s essential to assess your shoulder’s current range of motion and strength. If you’re an athlete, we might begin with functional tests like push-ups or pull-ups. If you have limited movement, we’ll guide you through specific functional movements to evaluate what’s causing your discomfort.
We also take time to rule out neck-related issues, as shoulder pain can sometimes stem from neuropathy or nerve compression in the neck. Both modified and standard orthopaedic tests help us pinpoint the problem and create a targeted plan.