As a new and nerdy physiotherapist, currently working a position with shoulder pathologies as the main specialty, this is pure gold. I got so much valuable intel to advance my clinical reasoning. I even have a patient or two I may need reevaluate on next consultation by testing their long head of biceps. And then specifically subscapularis
I have a rupture of the long head tendon of the biceps and tears in the three of the four rotator cuff muscles , there is a difference between having a pathology showing in those muscles and tendon and actually pin pointing exactly where the pain is coming from . I would like to know exactly why the pain occurs , is it because of inflammation in the soft tissue or is it because the tendon is injured or twisted and it is not sitting correctly on the bone structure so when the shoulder is moving , the tendon is compressed against the bone which causes pain from the nerves that are situated in that area ?
I have been told that I have rotator cuff tendinosis possibly a slap tear, possibly a rotator cuff tear. I have been told I have a c joint problems. The front of my shoulder where the biceps is, is in so much pain. I fell on my shoulder back in 1999. I’m 42 now. I will be starting p t in august. If p t doesn’t work, then I will be having surgery
My left inner anterior shoulder burns deeply, worse at night and when I wake and am very stressed. I sleep very poorly anyway and wake with deep burning there and often down to elbow and down forearm to top of hand. What the heck? How do I fix this?
@@guuskonijn4108 I was just diagnosed with small fiber neuropathy. Also am being tested for Sjogrens and possibly something else autoimmune, according to first visit with a rheumatologist. Good grief. Have read a lot lately how this can be controlled or nearly reversed with stress control and a diet called GAPS. I'm definitely trying it. Fingers crossed. Good luck to you too.
@@GoodByeSkyHarborLive Last month I finally saw a neurologist who diagnosed me with small fiber peripheral polyneuropathy, migraines, and ulnar nerve entrapment. He said the nerve conduction and EMG studies, along with the symptoms were classic for those. So...good grief. At least I know it's not anything terminal. Thinking of doing ketamine therapy.
As a new and nerdy physiotherapist, currently working a position with shoulder pathologies as the main specialty, this is pure gold. I got so much valuable intel to advance my clinical reasoning. I even have a patient or two I may need reevaluate on next consultation by testing their long head of biceps. And then specifically subscapularis
That's awesome to hear! Let us know how you go using it with your patients
Very helpful information, thank you for this video!
You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it and found it useful
Thanks
I have a rupture of the long head tendon of the biceps and tears in the three of the four rotator cuff muscles , there is a difference between having a pathology showing in those muscles and tendon and actually pin pointing exactly where the pain is coming from .
I would like to know exactly why the pain occurs , is it because of inflammation in the soft tissue or is it because the tendon is injured or twisted and it is not sitting correctly on the bone structure so when the shoulder is moving , the tendon is compressed against the bone which causes pain from the nerves that are situated in that area ?
I have been told that I have rotator cuff tendinosis possibly a slap tear, possibly a rotator cuff tear. I have been told I have a c joint problems. The front of my shoulder where the biceps is, is in so much pain. I fell on my shoulder back in 1999. I’m 42 now. I will be starting p t in august. If p t doesn’t work, then I will be having surgery
Soo useful
My left inner anterior shoulder burns deeply, worse at night and when I wake and am very stressed. I sleep very poorly anyway and wake with deep burning there and often down to elbow and down forearm to top of hand. What the heck? How do I fix this?
Exactly the same problem here, did you find what you have? and is your pain gone now?
@@guuskonijn4108 I was just diagnosed with small fiber neuropathy. Also am being tested for Sjogrens and possibly something else autoimmune, according to first visit with a rheumatologist. Good grief. Have read a lot lately how this can be controlled or nearly reversed with stress control and a diet called GAPS. I'm definitely trying it. Fingers crossed. Good luck to you too.
@@Rollwithit699 what test did they use to diagnose it?
@@GoodByeSkyHarborLive Last month I finally saw a neurologist who diagnosed me with small fiber peripheral polyneuropathy, migraines, and ulnar nerve entrapment. He said the nerve conduction and EMG studies, along with the symptoms were classic for those.
So...good grief. At least I know it's not anything terminal. Thinking of doing ketamine therapy.