Shoulder Pain Specialist for Frozen Shoulder Treatment in Houston, The Woodlands and Spring
Evaluation of rotator-cuff strain, impingement, and shoulder stiffness.
Understanding Shoulder Pain
The shoulder is the body's most mobile joint, which also makes it vulnerable to rotator-cuff tears, impingement, tendonitis, and arthritis. Pain and limited range of motion can make everyday tasks difficult.
Our providers evaluate shoulder symptoms to identify potential causes and determine which treatment options may be clinically appropriate.
Common symptoms
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Pain when lifting or reaching overhead
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Weakness in the arm or shoulder
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Stiffness and limited range of motion
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Clicking or catching sensations
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Pain that disrupts sleep
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Difficulty with daily tasks like dressing
Find out if you're a candidate
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Individual medical evaluation
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An individualized plan of care
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Alternatives, benefits, and risks explained
Treatment options for Shoulder Pain
Following an evaluation, your provider will explain which options may be appropriate for your diagnosis. Not every option is appropriate for every patient, and outcomes vary.
Regenerative Biologic Options
Consultations regarding regenerative and orthobiologic treatment options for appropriate patients. Regulatory status and evidence differ among products.
Image-Guided Injections
Joint, epidural, facet, and nerve-block injections performed by licensed medical providers when clinically indicated.
Advanced Procedures
Radiofrequency ablation and spinal cord stimulation may be considered for certain patients with chronic pain following evaluation.
Other conditions we treat
Talk to a provider about Shoulder Pain
Schedule a consultation to discuss your symptoms, previous treatment, goals, and available options. No referral required where applicable.
