What can be done with shoulder impediment?? Wakes me up at night when I sleep on it. Very painful.?
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You should definitely see a doctor to have an MRI and and x-ray.  In the interim, you may want to consider tyring a supplement like Glucosamine & Chondroitin.  I have used this in the past and it has helped the pain in my shoulder.  Then, at some point, the pain just went away.  Go figure.
485448
I've had frozen shoulder for 2 years now.  I've been to 2 doctors.  I finally cured myself although its not perfect.  I exercise my arm and shoulder every night before going to sleep in bed.  I went on the Internet and looked up frozen shoulder and there are exercises you can do by yourself.  Whatever you do, don't baby it.  The more it hurts, the faster it will heal.  The 2 doctors had me baby it and I wasn't getting better so I started getting mad and exercising it myself.  Its now about 95% healed after 2 years of listening to doctors.
80939
Really good chance that your sleeping style could have something to do with it.  Try and notice if it may occurr more when your upper arm is raised greater than or equal to 90 degrees (above the shoulder).  It is a symptom of shoulder impingement syndrome where the nerves that run through the sub-acromial space are compressed within this small cavity, causing the parasthesia that you are experiencing.  To find out more, type in shoulder impingement syndrome on any search engine.
873984
It sounds like you have an acromial-clavicular sprain, or simply a seperated shoulder.  Look in the mirror and see if there is a noticable difference from your other AC joint.  Not that big of a deal.  In athletics I see this all the time.  Try to avoid any activities that would depress your shoulder.  When pain allows, make sure to take your arm through it's entire range of motion so the ligament's repair materials line up correctly.  Have fun.
1004953
Never saw one of these done before.  It seems once fused your ROM is going to be limited.  I suspect that it will also affect your strength as well.  I guess that's better than having a chronicly dislocated shoulder.  I personally sublux my shoulder and it hurts to the point of passing out but as with subluxations it eventually slips into place again.\n\nGood luck, I hope the surgery improves your situation.\n\nhttp://www.wheelessonline.com/ortho/arthrodesis_of_the_shoulder
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Try painkillers, tylenol, advil etc. Also, try a thermacare patch over that region. Usually what i do, is take the painkiller then go to sleep, and when i wake up i feel better.
917948
It hurts like hell - be prepared for that. Right after surgery they will start to exercise it - and I'm not kidding RIGHT after it. Whatever you do, do NOT let your friend just not use their shoulder. Of course you should use caution but not using it all can cause frozen shoulder - which is very very painful. In shoulder, knee, and hip surgery - movement creates osteoblasts which regenerate what bone was taken away ,etc. The more the joint is used (within reason) the better off the patient will be. \n\nYour friends doctor will give you care instructions. Thanksgiving dinner may be difficult, but it is possible. She will not be laid up in bed but for maybe a day. \n\nGood luck with the lab - I suggest a large crate or keeping him outside as much as possible. Plus a squirt bottle is your best friend - if he starts to jump up too much - squirt the bottle - he will get the message eventually!
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Frozen Shoulder or Diabetic Capsulitus\n\nArticle below:
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IT'S THE WORST PAIN I'VE EVER HAD...I PUT HEAT ON IT WITH A HEATING PAD...THAT RELAXED IT SOME...I ALSO TRIED BENGAY...BUT BE CAREFUL DON'T GET TO CLOSE THE SENSITIVE PARTS...I ALSO WOULD STRETCH IT, BUT THAT DIDN'T HELP...I THINK IT'S LIKE BEING DRUNK...THE ONLY CURE IS TIME...GOOD LUCK
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Probably not carpal tunnel if it is in the shoulder, you may have just slept on it wrong or jerked in the middle of the night without knowing.\n\nPut a heating pad on it for a day and see if it gets better. If not go see a doctor, they can do some tests to see if anything is wrong in there.
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I'd say it has something to do with your  bed!!!!\nif you have not had an injury in the past i'd be getting a new matress or one ot those theraputic foam mats to go over your matress the one with the lumps all over it... Give it a try  anyway and hopefully you'll wake up pain free in the morning.\ngood luck
489883
It could be a strained muscle, thats what i think it is, from sleeping wrong, and maybe from your muscles straining so much, just stretch it out alot and try to sleep on your back not your side.
957543
I do believe you may have what we call tendinitis. When you play ball you are  working your tendons , and if you play allot, you may be over using the same tendons causing friction which then causes the tendon to swell. Very pain full, I have this same condition in my shoulder. doctors usually will recommend an anti-inflammatory cream for this. Here's the crappy thing though....If this is what's wrong, unfortunately it will cause you problems off and on for probably most of your life.\n\nThe best thing for it is rest. Give your arm a break.
460798
hurts like a , don't it?  Take the arm on that side and sling it with your hand up next to your neck, on top of the other collarbone--this seems to relieve some of the discomfort--drugs and alcohol will take care of the rest!!
340743
I've seen a hundred "muscle heads" in the gym that work out in a way that perpetuates shoulder injuries.  I typically reccomend doing military presses (if you do them ) to be done with your elbows slighty in front of you not out to the side as i always see.  I also recommend keeping your elbows near your body whenever possible...i.e. bench press, ect.  I also rec. doing external rotation exercises for the shoulder as a lot of exercises work the Internal rotators, which set you up for imbalance.  This can be done with dumbells with you ina side lyig postion, with your arm bent at 90 degrees and with your top elbow againt your rib cage lift/rotate the arm toward the cieling.  Ask a trainer how to do it.\n"No pain" ranges of motion with lighter weights until you can get to a normal ROM with heavier wieghts.
920166
Could be as simple as using too many pillows.You definitely have something compressing the brachial plexus as you sleep. May want to try rolling a small pillow or towel and placing it under your neck when you sleep. If pillows are not the problem, then you are developing a chronic cervical problem and it should be attended to.
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while I do not have your disorder, I have RA and have to go to rehab every week plus I have to have my knees and shoulder replaced so "I feel your pain" in therapy. First, I sure would discuss with your therapist what you are feeling. It is possible to over do it. If you are in the beginning segment of your knee therapy, some soreness would be normal but you MUST tell your therapist and if they don't listen to you, I would consult with your Physican. The reason I am saying talk to your doctor is that I have known someone whose therapist did more harm than good on his shoulder after he had shoulder surgery. Most therapists are wonderful however, but they should be listening to your concerns of pain and if they don't, remember this is YOUR body and YOU have the right to stop the exercises that are hurting you until you can get another evaluation. Hope your knee feels better soon. It's really a pain, isn't it?