How do you fix acromion pain?
Many patients with SIS get better with rest and physical therapy. Pain medications can also be useful, and in some cases, cortisone injections into the shoulder joint can reduce pain and swelling, aiding recovery. If the pain persists and specific structures require attention, surgery is an option.
Many patients with SIS get better with rest and physical therapy. Pain medications can also be useful, and in some cases, cortisone injections into the shoulder joint can reduce pain and swelling, aiding recovery. If the pain persists and specific structures require attention, surgery is an option.
