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05 Feb 2003
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physiotherapy for rotator cuff syndrome
Dear Cyber Doc
I have been suffering from shoulder pain for about one year now. I can't rotate or lift my right arm fully. I was told that I am suffering from rotator cuff syndrom. I was given cortisone injections twice but the pain returned after two weeks.
My question is: will there be any relief if I go for physiotherapy. If yes, what do you suggest? Please advice me as I am desparate.
Date: 5/2/2003
I have been suffering from shoulder pain for about one year now. I can't rotate or lift my right arm fully. I was told that I am suffering from rotator cuff syndrom. I was given cortisone injections twice but the pain returned after two weeks.
My question is: will there be any relief if I go for physiotherapy. If yes, what do you suggest? Please advice me as I am desparate.
Date: 5/2/2003
CyberDoc
Dilini, it might help to ease the pain and strengthen the muscles – definitely worth a try. Good luck.
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