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From Frozen to Fractured - Shoulder Injuries Part 2

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In part 2 of our shoulder injury podcast we cover everything from frozen to fractured shoulders, broken collarbones to impingement and arthritis.
In part 2 of our look at shoulder problems we look at the collarbone and its importance in maintaining shoulder health and why there is more to it than commonly realised.
We also chat about frozen shoulders - a cover-all phrase often misapplied to shoulder problems. It follows a clear path and can be recognised by specific symptoms and we chat over treatment options for this incredibly painful complaint.
Jennifer also wants to know more about arthritis in the shoulder and what causes it and what if anything you can do about it.
Another packed episode full of practical advice for anyone with a shoulder injury or symptoms.
Thanks for listening - follow us on X and Instagram or head to our website for more info
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Chapters

1. From Frozen to Fractured - Shoulder Injuries Part 2 (00:00:00)

2. The collarbone (00:01:07)

3. Collarbone injuries (00:01:40)

4. Collarbone facts (00:02:02)

5. Collarbone breaks (00:04:46)

6. Shoulder and neck injury (00:06:26)

7. When to seek advice on shoulder injury (00:08:36)

8. Arthritis in shoulders (00:10:36)

9. Frozen shoulder (00:14:50)

10. Shoulder fractures (00:21:55)

43 episodes

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In part 2 of our shoulder injury podcast we cover everything from frozen to fractured shoulders, broken collarbones to impingement and arthritis.
In part 2 of our look at shoulder problems we look at the collarbone and its importance in maintaining shoulder health and why there is more to it than commonly realised.
We also chat about frozen shoulders - a cover-all phrase often misapplied to shoulder problems. It follows a clear path and can be recognised by specific symptoms and we chat over treatment options for this incredibly painful complaint.
Jennifer also wants to know more about arthritis in the shoulder and what causes it and what if anything you can do about it.
Another packed episode full of practical advice for anyone with a shoulder injury or symptoms.
Thanks for listening - follow us on X and Instagram or head to our website for more info
X
Instagram
Website

  continue reading

Chapters

1. From Frozen to Fractured - Shoulder Injuries Part 2 (00:00:00)

2. The collarbone (00:01:07)

3. Collarbone injuries (00:01:40)

4. Collarbone facts (00:02:02)

5. Collarbone breaks (00:04:46)

6. Shoulder and neck injury (00:06:26)

7. When to seek advice on shoulder injury (00:08:36)

8. Arthritis in shoulders (00:10:36)

9. Frozen shoulder (00:14:50)

10. Shoulder fractures (00:21:55)

43 episodes

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