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Rotator cuff tendinitis

Updated: 2023-08-11


Swelling of the tissues, called tendons, that connect the muscles and bones in the shoulder.

Overview

Overuse and injury are common causes of rotator cuff tendinitis.

Symptoms

Symptoms include pain, often described as a dull ache, and stiffness around the shoulder joint.

Treatments

Rest, ice and pain relievers can help. Physical therapy and steroid injections may be necessary.