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Medical condition/treatment
Calcific shoulder or tendinosis calcarea
disc prolapse
shoulder
disc prolapse
Calcific shoulder is a condition in which calcium deposits build up in the shoulder, causing pain and restricted movement. The exact cause is not known, but injury or inflammation may contribute. Treatment may include physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, and in some cases, removal of the calcium deposits.
Causes/Description:
Age, wear and tear, inflammation, movement patterns
disc prolapse
Physiotherapie, Schulterschmerzen, Bewegungseinschränkung, Verletzung, Entzündung, Kräftigungsübungen
disc prolapse
Calcific shoulder, also known as tendinosis calcarea, occurs due to calcium deposits in the shoulder tendon. The exact cause is not fully understood.
disc prolapse
Treatment for calcified shoulder often includes rest, physical therapy exercises to improve shoulder mobility, and pain relief. In severe cases, aspiration of the calcium deposits or surgery may be necessary. An orthopedist or physical therapist can discuss the best course of action.
disc prolapse
Calcareous shoulder was first described in the 19th century and refers to deposits of calcium in the shoulder. Fact: It can lead to pain and restricted movement.
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