Shoulder Pain

Condition

Shoulder Pain

Pain, stiffness, or restricted movement in your shoulder? You’re not alone, 1 in 20 people in the UK will experience frozen shoulder during their lifetime. Whether your symptoms are due to injury, poor posture, or inflammation, our chiropractors at Ridgeway Health & Wellness in Swindon are here to help.

What Does Shoulder Pain Feel Like?

Shoulder pain can come on suddenly or build gradually over time. You might notice:

Whether the pain is localised or spreading, a proper diagnosis is key to getting the right care.

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Common Causes of Shoulder Pain

Shoulder issues can stem from a variety of sources — sometimes the problem is in the joint itself, and other times it’s referred pain from the neck or upper back. Causes we regularly help with include:

By identifying which structures or habits are involved, we can create a plan that targets your specific triggers.

Chiropractic Care for Shoulder Pain

Our chiropractors begin with a comprehensive consultation and physical examination to identify the root cause of your pain. This may include:

Once we’ve identified the issue, we’ll explain your diagnosis and recommend the best treatment, which may include:

We’ll always provide clear guidance on your treatment options and what you can expect from care.

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Why Choose Ridgeway Health & Wellness in Swindon?

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Chiropractic techniques and joint mobilisation can help reduce inflammation and restore mobility in people with frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis), especially when started early.

The Medi-Loop is a non-invasive therapy that may be recommended in certain cases such as previous trauma to the shoulder region, or arthritic changes. If appropriate, your chiropractor will explain how it works and whether it could benefit your recovery.

Yes, our chiropractors use gentle, controlled techniques designed to restore movement safely and effectively.