Labral Tears in the Shoulder

SHOULDER LABRUM TEAR

ABOUT LABRUM TEARS

The labrum is the cartilage that is attached to the inner surface of the shoulder joint or the shoulder “socket”. Injury can occur from trauma like a fall, repetitive overhead motion such as baseball pitchers, shoulder dislocation, or degeneration. When an injury or tear occurs in this cartilage it can produce symptoms of pain, clicking or “clunking” and a feeling of instability. Your therapist will complete a thorough shoulder assessment and create a treatment plan to get your shoulder back in shape.

WHICH THERAPIST HELPS WITH LABRUM TEARS?

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