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Shoulder Joint

The shoulder is one of the most mobile joints in the body. It is also one of the body’s most unstable joint.

Shoulder instability due to ligament damage is often a common cause of shoulder pain. Shoulder instability often goes undiagnosed for years.

Typically, patients receive cycles of degenerative treatments like cortisone injections and ibuprofen to mask pain, or rounds of physiotherapy to address the muscles but these therapies will not address the cause of the pain and unfortunate fail to correct ligament laxity and degeneration.

Prolozone may effectively eliminate both acute and chronic shoulder pain without surgery.

Our team of practitioners in London helps all types of shoulder conditions including osteoarthritis, rotator cuff tear, ac sprain, glenoid labrum tear, frozen shoulder, tendinopathy, and more.

Shoulder Pain London

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    Symptoms caused by Shoulder Instability

    • Crepitation (cracking) with movement
    • Loss of shoulder range of motion
    • Shoulder weakness
    • Muscle spasms and tightness
    • Shoulder pain
    • Shoulder popping

    These symptoms can be signs of the following shoulder pain conditions caused by shoulder instability and respond well to Prolozone therapy.

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    Prolozone Therapy for Shoulder Joint

    In order to fix shoulder joint instability, the ligamentous and capsular structures need to be strengthened.

    The glenoid labrum is the main capsular structure responsible for the stability of the shoulder joint. It holds the humerus bone to the glenoid cavity of the scapula.

    Weakness in the supraspinatus tendon, acromioclavicular ligament laxity, a weakness in the glenohumeral ligament, are also common reasons for shoulder joint instability. Furthermore, acromioclavicular ligament laxity, a weakness of structures that attach to the coracoid process can be other caused of shoulder joint instability.

    A shoulder is usually unstable because these structures are stretched and are partially torn.

    If any of those structure these structures are stretched or loosened, exercise will not be sufficient to help the shoulder joint permanently hold it in place.

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    The biceps tendon slides into a grove and is stabilized and supported by the superior glenohumeral ligament, the coracohumeral ligament, and the distal attachment of the subscapularis tendon.

    With shoulder instability it is common that the capsuloligamentous complex that makes up the biceps pulley system in also injured. This can result in any type of biceps tendon pain which can lead to tears, degeneration, or calcification.

    Prolozone therapy injections are a more advanced, yet non-surgical, approach that directly stimulate repair of the structures.

    The injections are done around the entire shoulder and depend on where the weakness and instability are located directly to the ligament and tendon attachments.

    Since ligaments do not receive direct blood flow, Prolozone therapy allows for tissue regeneration and healing.

    Usually, within a few treatments (3 to 6), the ligaments, tendons and capsule have strengthened enough to reduce or eliminate pain and provide a stability to the muscles to allow the patient to become active again. Prolozone therapy is an idea form of treatment for athletes and those who do physical work.

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    Common Causes of Shoulder Pain

    Shoulder pain can develop from a variety of conditions, including:

    • Rotator cuff injuries
    • Tendonitis or bursitis
    • Shoulder impingement
    • Osteoarthritis
    • Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)
    • Sports injuries or repetitive strain

    If untreated, these issues can worsen over time, leading to chronic pain, stiffness, and reduced range of motion.

    How Prolozone Therapy Works for Shoulder Pain

    Prolozone therapy involves injecting a precise blend of ozone gas, vitamins, and minerals into the affected shoulder region. This process:

    • Boosts oxygen delivery to damaged tissues
    • Reduces inflammation and swelling
    • Stimulates natural tissue regeneration
    • Improves shoulder mobility and strength

    Many patients experience noticeable pain reduction and improved movement within just a few sessions.

    Benefits of Prolozone Therapy for Shoulder Pain

    Some major benefits include:

    • Non-surgical alternative for shoulder pain
    • Quick recovery with minimal downtime
    • Long-lasting pain relief and improved shoulder function
    • Effective for arthritis, rotator cuff injuries, tendonitis, and frozen shoulder

    FAQs

    Disc problems and nerve impingement in the neck is a very common cause of radiating pain into the shoulder. Poor posture is also an extremely common way of developing shoulder pain. When the head carries further forward, pectoral muscles can become tighter meaning the muscles in the shoulder have to work harder. Moreover, when the head is further forward, this can increase the amount of weight the shoulders have to hold, making them at risk of injury.

    We would always recommend coming to the clinic for an examination to find out exactly what’s wrong with your shoulder before suggesting exercises. Once shoulder pain levels have decreased enough to improve flexibility and range of motion, we can then give you specific exercises tailored to your needs. This will help to improve the longevity of your treatment outside of the clinic and contribute towards lasting shoulder pain relief.

    Pain caused by a problem within the shoulder can lead to a build up of scar tissue, causing stiffness, decreased range of motion, reduced blood flow into the area. Shockwave therapy can help to break down the scar tissue, improve movement and reduce shoulder pain. Shockwave therapy can also increase the blood flow to the area, creating a much better healing environment for your shoulder to start repairing itself. Shockwave is especially effective with patients suffering from frozen shoulder.

    On your first visit to the clinic, we will give you a full, thorough consultation. This will include a number of physical tests, and x-rays may be taken on the day. The following session will involve reviewing your results, and telling you exactly what’s wrong with your shoulder, which treatment(s) would give you the best relief and how many sessions we think you’ll need.

    Book A Consultation For Only £110

    Use the form below to book a consultation.

    Consultation includes examination, x-ray (if required) and results.

    We typically reply within 60 minutes during opening hours.

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        Flat 4, Evelyn Mansions,
        Carlisle Place, Westminster, 
        London, SW1P 1NH

        (5 mins from London Victoria station)

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