@@fishntalk tears of the rotator cuff are more often than not asymptomatic and already present in normal shoulders. You should focus on physiotherapy for the frozen shoulder and afterwards exercising the rotator cuff until the tear is back again asymptomatic.
@@mythbuster078 I found out last week through an MRI that I have a degenerative lumbar tear. Everything else seems fine. The tear seems so small that they (the VA) doesn’t want to do surgery.
We now commonly refer to this under the bubble of “Rotator Cuff Related Shoulder Pain” as it is often thought to be too difficult to tell when someone specifically has a bursa issue or a rotator cuff tendinopathy
What happens when you have both😢😢😢 I have frozen shoulder and a 4mm PT of the supraspanatis tendon
I have the same thing. 😬. How are you feeling now?
@@fishntalk tears of the rotator cuff are more often than not asymptomatic and already present in normal shoulders. You should focus on physiotherapy for the frozen shoulder and afterwards exercising the rotator cuff until the tear is back again asymptomatic.
@@mythbuster078 I found out last week through an MRI that I have a degenerative lumbar tear. Everything else seems fine. The tear seems so small that they (the VA) doesn’t want to do surgery.
I know @@fishntalk
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Then what's the difference about shoulder bursitis
We now commonly refer to this under the bubble of “Rotator Cuff Related Shoulder Pain” as it is often thought to be too difficult to tell when someone specifically has a bursa issue or a rotator cuff tendinopathy
I have both
Wishing you all the best 🙏🏼
Im 39 and have double sided frozen shoulder. So wrong
So sorry to hear of your troubles 🙏🏼