Shoulder pain, while common, can be a disabling condition. In fact, research has shown that about 70% of patients in the general population complains of shoulder pain and only 25% may experience a full recovery.
This condition may arise from shoulder injuries due to arthritis, a tear in the rotator cuff, and other structural, or systemic disorders. However, if health problems arise elsewhere in your body and manifest as a shoulder pain, then you might be experiencing referred pain.
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