Shoulder Injury Specialist in Yonkers, NY
Shoulder injuries can cause pain, weakness, and limited movement that interfere with work, sports, and everyday activities. Southern Westchester Orthopedics & Sports Medicine provides orthopedic and sports medicine care for patients with shoulder injuries in Yonkers, NY and across Westchester County.
Symptoms of Shoulder Injuries
Shoulder injury symptoms vary by condition but commonly include:
Shoulder pain during movement or at rest
Weakness or instability in the shoulder
Limited range of motion
Pain when lifting, reaching, or throwing
Swelling, stiffness, or tenderness
Shoulder discomfort that worsens with activity or at night
Treatment Options
Treatment depends on the type of shoulder injury, symptom severity, and functional limitations.
Non-surgical treatment options may include:
- Activity modification to reduce shoulder strain
- Physical therapy to improve strength, stability, and mobility
- Anti-inflammatory or pain-relief medications when appropriate
- Injections to help manage pain and inflammation
Why Choose Southern Westchester Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
- Experience treating a wide range of shoulder injuries
- Sports medicine–focused, conservative-first approach
- Surgical care available when needed
- Hospital-affiliated medical practice
- Convenient Yonkers location serving Westchester County patients
Schedule an Appointment
If shoulder pain, weakness, or restricted motion is affecting your daily activities or athletic performance, schedule an appointment with Southern Westchester Orthopedics & Sports Medicine in Yonkers, NY.
FAQs
What types of shoulder injuries are treated?
Common shoulder injuries include rotator cuff tears, tendon injuries, labral tears, shoulder instability, and overuse-related conditions.
Can shoulder injuries heal without surgery?
Many shoulder injuries improve with non-surgical treatment such as therapy, medication, and activity modification, depending on the condition.
When should I see a specialist for a shoulder injury?
If shoulder pain or limited movement lasts more than a few weeks or worsens with activity, evaluation by an orthopedic specialist may be appropriate.
Are sports-related shoulder injuries common?
Yes. Sports involving overhead motion or contact can increase the risk of shoulder injuries.
Can untreated shoulder injuries get worse?
Some shoulder injuries may worsen over time if left untreated, leading to increased pain, weakness, or loss of function.