such as a rotator cuff tear. Most people who have biceps tendonitis or SLAP tears don’t need surgery to relieve pain, improve shoulder function and regain the functions of work, play and daily life.

Regaining muscle after a break can be challenging, especially if you're unknowingly doing exercises that hinder progress.

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The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons that keep your upper arm ... depending on the severity of your condition. Exercise can help reduce pain and improve your flexibility.

An anatomical etiology has been proposed, whereby mechanical contact occurs between the rotator cuff tendons and the overlying acromion and coracohumeral ligament. Impingement and rotator cuff ...

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The Alfredson protocol is a treatment for Achilles tendonitis that involves repeated eccentric heel drop exercises. In this exercise, the heel is slowly lowered off a step while the toes stay on the ...

Johns Hopkins Medi cine says as a body ages, tendons get thicker and less elastic. Stretching can help counter this ...

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If the shoulder muscles become overworked, the risk for shoulder musculoskeletal afflictions can occur in the form of rotator cuff syndrome, frozen shoulder, or torn tendons and ligaments.