Little League Shoulder: Arm Pain in Young Throwers
Little League shoulder is a growth plate stress injury in young throwers. Treatment is usually about 3 months without throwing, then a graded return.
Neck, shoulder and upper back problems by sport and by job.
Little League shoulder is a growth plate stress injury in young throwers. Treatment is usually about 3 months without throwing, then a graded return.
Rowing, kayaking and paddleboarding load the shoulders, upper back and ribs. Rib stress fracture, impingement and upper back strain explained.
Boxing and striking arts load the shoulder through punch volume and the neck through the guard and blows. Common injuries, warning signs and red flags.
Dentists’ and hygienists’ neck and shoulder pain usually comes from long periods of neck bending and raised arms. Set-up, breaks and warning signs.
A torn pec usually happens during a heavy bench press, with a pop, bruising and a changed chest shape. A complete tear should be assessed early.
Musicians’ neck and shoulder pain usually comes from long, fixed playing positions and sudden jumps in practice time. Common patterns by instrument.
Grappling loads the neck and shoulders hard. Neck strains often settle in 3 to 6 weeks; nerve, joint and tendon injuries take longer.
Neck pain from cycling usually comes from holding the head tipped back to see the road. Most eases in 2 to 6 weeks with bike setup changes.
Volleyball shoulder pain usually comes from spiking and serving. Many cases settle in 6 to 12 weeks with fewer full swings and strength work.
Hairdresser shoulder pain usually comes from hours with the arms raised and the neck tilted. Common problems, early signs and chair and position changes.