Exercises to follow in case of shoulder arthrosis (omarthrosis)

The exercises for shoulder arthrosis are an essential part of conservative therapy as well as post-operative treatment. The exercises serve to relieve the patient’s pain, improve joint mobility, slow down the progressive arthrosis process and increase the strength and stability of the shoulder. Therapy for shoulder joint arthrosis is initially possible with conservative medication and … Exercises to follow in case of shoulder arthrosis (omarthrosis)

Exercises with a Theraband | Exercises to follow in case of shoulder arthrosis (omarthrosis)

Exercises with a Theraband For the first exercise, sit straight and upright on a chair. Place the Theraband on your hands and wrap it around your wrist. The elbows are in contact with the trunk and the forearms are parallel to each other. In the starting position the Theraband should already have a slight pre-tension. … Exercises with a Theraband | Exercises to follow in case of shoulder arthrosis (omarthrosis)

Symptoms of shoulder arthrosis | Exercises to follow in case of shoulder arthrosis (omarthrosis)

Symptoms of shoulder arthrosis Symptoms of shoulder arthrosis are painful restrictions of movement, especially during rotational and lifting movements of the arm. As a result, the patient often avoids using evasive mechanisms or falls into a relieving posture, which can result in overloading other structures. Tension in the shoulder neck area is often the result. … Symptoms of shoulder arthrosis | Exercises to follow in case of shoulder arthrosis (omarthrosis)

Bodybuilding and shoulder arthrosis | Exercises to follow in case of shoulder arthrosis (omarthrosis)

Bodybuilding and shoulder arthrosis In bodybuilding, pain often occurs. In addition to temporary muscle soreness, this can also be joint pain. Since the large muscles such as the pectoral muscle are also trained by the movement in the shoulder blade, the joint is often exposed to very heavy weights. These press the joint surfaces against … Bodybuilding and shoulder arthrosis | Exercises to follow in case of shoulder arthrosis (omarthrosis)

Surgery for shoulder arthrosis | Exercises to follow in case of shoulder arthrosis (omarthrosis)

Surgery for shoulder arthrosis If the symptoms of shoulder arthrosis can no longer be reduced conservatively by means of medication, physiotherapy, physical therapy and movement exercises, and if chronic, severe pain and limitations are experienced, shoulder arthrosis can be operated on. The arthroscopic procedure attempts to restore the joint as far as possible. Bony attachments … Surgery for shoulder arthrosis | Exercises to follow in case of shoulder arthrosis (omarthrosis)

Exercises after surgery | Exercises to follow in case of shoulder arthrosis (omarthrosis)

Exercises after surgery As part of the post-operative treatment of shoulder arthrosis, there are numerous passive and active exercises to restore the shoulder to its full strength and mobility. Shoulder mobility For this exercise, sit up straight and upright on a chair or stand up straight. Now tense your abdominal muscles. Take care not to … Exercises after surgery | Exercises to follow in case of shoulder arthrosis (omarthrosis)

Pain with shoulder arthrosis

Shoulder arthrosis (also called omarthrosis) is a slowly progressing disease with initially unspecific symptoms. It is characterized by a progressive degradation of the cartilage up to its complete loss. In the case of so-called cartilage baldness, it is possible that bone rubs against bone and causes pain when the shoulder joint is moved. Shoulder arthrosis … Pain with shoulder arthrosis

Restricted movement | Pain with shoulder arthrosis

Restricted movement With shoulder arthrosis, the freedom of movement of the shoulder in all directions is increasingly lost over the course of the disease. Particularly typical of shoulder arthrosis at the beginning are increasing problems when working above the head or during external rotation and reaching backwards. A similar picture is seen with the so-called … Restricted movement | Pain with shoulder arthrosis