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As the popularity of high-impact, strength-building exercise programs increases, the shoulder is being increasingly called upon to function as a high-demand, weight-bearing joint. This has led to an increase in shoulder-related complaints among active adults.
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When you have shoulder pain, you might not know the cause. Robert Berry, DO, medical director of sports medicine at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Plano, said that pain from arthritis and bursitis can be similar. But here are some differences that he suggests you should be aware of.
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Pain in the shoulder or elbow isn’t just for pitchers and quarterbacks. If you’re a golfer or tennis player gearing up for the spring and summer, you may already know that. But even if you aren’t, persistent or recurring pain in the shoulder or elbow joints is something that affects many Americans due to overuse or age-related wear and tear.