Recurrent shoulder dislocation refers to repeated shoulder dislocations. Patients are considered to have an unstable shoulder or shoulder instability if they have a propensity for recurrent (repeated) dislocation or subluxation (unstable shoulder).
Shoulder impingement happens when your rotator cuff rubs up against (or "impinges on") or is pinched underneath it by the top outer edge of your shoulder blade, known as the acromion.
People who continually move their shoulders in the same ways are more likely to sustain a rotator cuff injury. Shoulder discomfort and weakness are symptoms. Rest, medication, physical therapy, corticosteroid injections, and even surgery are all part of the treatment plan.
Re-flex is a clinic that focusses on the long-term wellbeing of our patrons. We strive to take the person undergoing treatment to their original quality of life.