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Shoulder Pain Treatment In Oxford Circus

How Can We Help Treat Shoulder Pain

Shoulder pain can affect sleep, daily activities, and performance. At Fit2Function Clinics, we combine hands-on therapy, targeted exercise, and cutting-edge technology to help you move pain-free again.

What you can expect:

  • Full assessment to identify the root cause — joint, tendon or muscle-related
  • Manual therapy to relieve stiffness and tension
  • Advanced Laser and Shockwave Therapy for healing
  • Personalised rehab plan to restore strength and control
  • Education on posture and prevention of recurrence

We aim to restore your comfort, confidence and mobility — not just mask the symptoms.

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Shoulder pain can significantly impact your daily life, from lifting and reaching, to sleeping comfortably. At Fit2Function Clinics in Oxford Circus, we assess and treat all types of shoulder conditions, whether from injury, overuse, poor posture or degeneration. Our team of Physiotherapists, sports therapists and sports rehabilitation therapists use effective, evidence based treatments to reduce pain, restore movement and help you return to activity with confidence.

What is Shoulder Pain?

Learn about Shoulder Pain

Shoulder pain refers to discomfort or restricted movement in or around the shoulder joint. It may develop suddenly from an injury or gradually from overuse or poor posture. The shoulder is a complex joint with a wide range of motion, making it vulnerable to strain, instability or inflammation. Pain may stem from muscles, tendons, ligaments or the joint capsule itself. People of all ages can experience shoulder pain, from athletes and gym goers to office workers or individuals with age related degeneration. At Fit2Function Oxford Circus, we take a detailed look at your shoulder mechanics and movement patterns to identify the root cause of your pain and create a tailored treatment plan.

What Are The Common Symptoms Of Arthritis?

Shoulder pain symptoms vary depending on the underlying issue but may include dull aching, sharp or pinching pain with certain movements, stiffness and weakness. You may struggle to reach overhead, behind your back, or across your body. Pain can also worsen with lying on the affected side or after activity. Clicking, popping, or a catching sensation may be present, particularly in cases of shoulder impingement or labral tears. In some cases, pain may radiate down the arm or into the neck. At Fit2Function Clinics, we carry out a full shoulder and postural assessment to understand what structures are involved and how your symptoms are affecting everyday tasks like dressing, working or training.

What Are The Common Causes Of Shoulder Pain

Shoulder pain can be caused by a range of conditions and mechanical issues. Common causes include:

  • Rotator cuff injuries
  • Shoulder impingement
  • Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)
  • Tendonitis or bursitis
  • Shoulder instability or dislocation
  • Arthritis or joint degeneration
  • Poor posture or muscular imbalance

Repetitive movements, lifting, heavy training or long periods of poor sitting posture can contribute to shoulder pain. At our Oxford Circus clinic, we see a wide range of shoulder pain cases, from sports related injuries to Frozen shoulder. Our goal is to diagnose the specific root cause of your pain and guide you through a treatment plan that brings long lasting relief.

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What Makes Us Different

Our shoulder work is rooted in advanced assessment and individualised plans designed to resolve the underlying cause. We prioritise restoring movement patterns, stability and confidence so you return to normal life and sport.

Why patients choose us:

  • Specialist clinicians experienced in shoulder rehab
  • 60-minute appointments for full assessment and focused treatment
  • Integrated manual therapy, exercise and technology-led care
  • Clear progression plans toward return-to-function
  • Proven patient outcomes and strong local reputation
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What Are The Common Symptoms Of Arthritis?

Shoulder pain symptoms vary depending on the underlying issue but may include dull aching, sharp or pinching pain with certain movements, stiffness and weakness. You may struggle to reach overhead, behind your back, or across your body. Pain can also worsen with lying on the affected side or after activity. Clicking, popping, or a catching sensation may be present, particularly in cases of shoulder impingement or labral tears. In some cases, pain may radiate down the arm or into the neck. At Fit2Function Clinics, we carry out a full shoulder and postural assessment to understand what structures are involved and how your symptoms are affecting everyday tasks like dressing, working or training.

What Are The Common Causes Of Shoulder Pain

Shoulder pain can be caused by a range of conditions and mechanical issues. Common causes include:

  • Rotator cuff injuries
  • Shoulder impingement
  • Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)
  • Tendonitis or bursitis
  • Shoulder instability or dislocation
  • Arthritis or joint degeneration
  • Poor posture or muscular imbalance

Repetitive movements, lifting, heavy training or long periods of poor sitting posture can contribute to shoulder pain. At our Oxford Circus clinic, we see a wide range of shoulder pain cases, from sports related injuries to Frozen shoulder. Our goal is to diagnose the specific root cause of your pain and guide you through a treatment plan that brings long lasting relief.

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Benefits Of Shoulder Pain Treatment

Effective treatment for shoulder pain can greatly improve your quality of life. You’ll regain mobility, reduce or eliminate discomfort and feel more confident lifting, reaching and using your arm in everyday tasks. Shoulder pain can interfere with sleep, work, sport and even basic self care, our goal is to restore function in all these areas. With a combination of manual therapy, advanced treatments and progressive rehabilitation, we treat not just the symptoms but the root cause of your shoulder pain. At Fit2Function Oxford Circus, we focus on long-term results, helping you stay strong, mobile and pain-free well after treatment ends.

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What To Expect On Your First Visit

During your first visit, we’ll focus on understanding your injury, beginning treatment, and giving you the tools for recovery.

  • In-depth consultation about how the shoulder problem affects you.
  • Movement and strength tests to identify the cause and any compensations.
  • Clear explanation of diagnosis and recommended treatment path.
  • Initial hands-on treatment to reduce pain and begin improving motion.
  • A personalised rehab programme with home exercises and posture advice.
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How To Book Your First Appointment

Getting started is simple:

  • Click the “Book An Appointment” button on this page.
  • Select your preferred practitioner, service and time.
  • Attend your first session and begin your recovery journey.

Prefer to chat first? Call us at 02071172076 or fill out the contact form at the bottom of the page and we’ll happily guide you through the process.

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Shoulder Pain FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions
How to relieve shoulder pain?

Applying heat or ice, gentle movement and avoiding aggravating positions can help in the short term. Long-term relief often requires Physiotherapy, manual therapy, posture correction and strengthening exercises.

Try sleeping on your back or your non painful side with a pillow supporting the affected arm. Avoid lying directly on the painful shoulder and use extra pillows for support if needed.

Mild pain may resolve within a few weeks, but more persistent or complex cases can take several months. Early treatment can speed up recovery and prevent long-term issues.

Gentle mobility work and isometric strengthening can help in the early stages. We provide a personalised rehab programme based on your specific condition and stage of recovery.

Physiotherapists identify the root cause of your pain and guide you through hands on treatment and exercise based rehab to restore function, reduce pain and prevent future re-injury.