How to treat traumatic periarthritis of the shoulder
Disease description:
I have developed traumatic shoulder periarthritis, which has affected the movement of my neck and right shoulder, significantly reducing my work efficiency. A colleague suggested that I exercise my arms to relieve shoulder muscle tension. So, how is traumatic shoulder periarthritis treated?
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Li Bo
Traumatic periarthritis can be treated with medications and surgery. Traumatic periarthritis is a chronic, specific inflammation around the shoulder joint caused by injury, with main symptoms including pain and impaired joint function. Patients with traumatic periarthritis are recommended to take non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or analgesics under a doctor's guidance, along with physical therapy to relieve pain and improve blood circulation. In cases of severe damage or tears, arthroscopic minimally invasive surgery is recommended to restore joint mobility.
