handshake pain
Introduction
Introduction Stretching arm and shaking hands: Rotating with tendonitis, for the early stage of the disease, the pain only occurs when the upper arm is lifted high and the force is abducted. Later, when the arm is shaken, it will also appear. Usually the pain occurs when pushing forward, and there is no or only slight pain when pulling things. Chronic stimulation can cause acromion bursitis, aseptic inflammation and tendon erosion. Acute and intense violence can cause the rotating belt to break. If you continue to train without ignoring the pain, it will lead to periostitis of the supraspinatus tendon and even ablation of the tendon.
Cause
Cause
This disease often occurs in repetitive movements that require extreme abduction of the shoulder joints (such as baseball, freestyle, backstroke and butterfly strokes, weightlifting, and racket sports). When the upper limbs are extended, the humeral head strikes the shoulder and the sacral ligament forward, causing damage to the supraspinatus tendon. Chronic stimulation can cause acromion bursitis, aseptic inflammation and tendon erosion. Acute and intense violence can cause the rotating belt to break. If you continue to train without ignoring the pain, it will lead to periostitis of the supraspinatus tendon and even ablation of the tendon.
Examine
an examination
Related inspection
Bone and joint and soft tissue CT examination of biceps reflex
Main symptoms and diagnosis:
For the early stages of the disease, pain only occurs when the upper arm is lifted high and the abduction is forced. Later, when the arm is shaken, it will also appear. Normally, the pain attacks when pushing forward, and there is no or only slight pain when pulling things.
When the upper arm is extended and the shoulder joint is abducted, the rotation is tender, especially when the affected limb is higher than the plane of the shoulder joint (if the affected limb is lower than the body side, there is no tenderness). Excessive chest pain in the affected limb can also cause severe pain. The decrease in abductor muscle strength of the shoulder joint is usually due to the disuse of the deltoid muscle. MRI examination does not suggest partial tearing of the rotating belt, but can show complete tearing.
Diagnosis
Differential diagnosis
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