Shoulder Pain Treatment

Shoulder pain restricts your ability to do essential things like go grocery shopping and vacuum your home. With Reset Injections, we aim to give you the ability to run your errands and live your life how you want.

Helpful Information About Our Shoulder Pain Treatment

We want all of our patients to select the treatment that is right for them. We want to give you as much information beforehand so that you can make a decision that is right for you.
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Who Is The Shoulder Pain Treatment For?

Our Reset Injections are effective in patients with shoulder or shoulder blade pain. The treatment is also effective in patients who experience pain that travels from the shoulder to the neck and affects the range of motion of the neck. The treatment may be right for you when your shoulder pain is affecting your daily activities, when you cannot use your arm to move or lift objects without experiencing severe pain, and when you cannot do your hair or get dressed because of your pain. Patients should consider Reset Injections after they have been examined by an orthopedist and no other treatment options are available.

About Our Specialized Shoulder Pain Treatment

Reset Injections are a multi-step process that requires precision and accuracy. The most vital step involves identifying the hyperactive nerve endings responsible for your pain. This process takes patience, and attention to detail. Patients are awake during the whole procedure due to the minimally invasive process and the key to the treatment; patients guiding us towards their hyperactive nerve endings.

What Happens After The Procedure?

After the procedure, you may experience soreness at the injection site. Additionally, some patients experience pain relief immediately; for others, it can take up to two weeks for the effects of the treatment to set in. A follow-up appointment is scheduled for you two weeks after the initial procedure to evaluate the results of the Reset Injections, and if needed, additional injections are provided.

See What Our Patients Have To Say About Our Reset Injections

I have had shoulder pain for many years and have had surgery for it with no relief. Three months ago I had the treatment and it was the best I’ve ever felt. I haven’t had any problems since then. I haven’t even had to take a pain pill.
Kathleen B.
Shoulder Pain
I’ve had continuous shoulder pain for many years. I’ve had three surgeries on my left side. I have definitely been able to be more mobile after the treatment. I still get pain towards the end of the day from being active all day but I am able to raise arm with very little discomfort like I used to before. The pain is a lot less.
Rigoberto J.
Shoulder Pain
I have had this pain for over forty years. My movements were limited and I had severe sensitivity. It has been three months since the new treatment and my right shoulder feels better than my good shoulder! I am able to move it more, sleep better and I don’t get the neckaches I used to get from sleeping in an uncomfortable position.
Sharone Z.
Neck Pain, Shoulder Pain

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  • Do you accept medicare or any other type of medical insurance ?

    There is no insurance billing code for Reset treatment at this stage, so we cannot legally bill your insurance for your procedure. Patients with F.S.A ( Flexible spending account )or H.S.A ( health savings account) health insurance plans might cover the Reset treatment.

  • What are the side effects of the Reset Treatment?

    So far we have not encountered any side effects. Like with any injection, there is always a risk of infection from the needle or allergic reaction to the medications.

  • How do Reset Injections work?

    At RESET Pain Center, we have discovered that hyperactive pain receptors cause pain. These hyperactive centers will vary per patient and by condition. Locating these hyperactive pain receptors is at the heart of our novel treatment. Once found, a series of injections will reset the activity of those pain receptors back to normal. As a result, our novel treatment decreases the pain almost instantaneously, with patients feeling significant relief by the time they leave RESET Pain Center.

  • Does the Reset Treatment hurt?

    The amount of discomfort from the Reset treatment is minimal. At the end of the treatment, most patients ask us, “that is it?”. It is much less than what is felt during nerve blocks.

  • What should I expect from my Reset Treatment?

    It is essential to understand that, realistically, the pain you are currently experiencing will not go away but will be significantly reduced, and your activity level will be much improved.

  • How long does it take for the Reset Treatment to improve my pain?

    97% of patients feel better and are experiencing much less pain before they leave the office.

  • How many Reset Treatments do I need for maximal benefit?

    In my experience, I found out that 2 Reset treatments 2 weeks apart allow for locating and treatment of the hyperactive receptors involved in the creation and maintenance of your pain. As a result, you will experience better and longer-lasting relief.

  • Do I have to take any special precautions after the Reset Treatment?

    No. You can go about your life as usual.

  • Can I be put to sleep for the Reset procedure?

    We need your input and feedback during the Reset procedure. Putting you to sleep will be counterproductive to the success of the procedure.

  • How long do the Reset treatment last?

    The improvement can last many months. Relief is always accompanied by the improvement of activities.

  • Does the Reset treatment help more than one area?

    No. the Reset treatment is focused on one body part at a time.

  • Do I have to rest after the Reset treatement?

    No .After the Reset treatment,you can go about your daily activities.

  • Where is the Reset injection done?

    Irritated pain receptor areas cause the pain. Therefore, the injection will be in the area of the hyperactive receptors in order to reset them to a normal level of activity.

    The Reset treatment is not in the spine or bone.

  • What is injected in the Reset treatment?

    It is an injection of a unique proprietary blend of medications designed for resetting the activities of the nerves involved in the transmission of pain back to normal levels. The potency of the medicine varies depending on the condition and pain levels being treated.

    NO STEROIDS OR NARCOTICS are used in the Reset treatment.

  • Do you accept insurance?

    Unfortunately, there is no insurance billing code for our treatments at this stage. Due to these circumstances, we cannot legally bill your insurance for this procedure.

Additional Information About Our Shoulder Pain Treatment

Results We Have Observed

87% of patients with shoulder pain treated with Reset Injections experience pain relief and an improvement in their quality of sleep. Patients describe that they can comb their hair and get dressed without help anymore. Additionally, they also notice that they can lift heavier objects.

 

About The Treatment

Reset Injections are a multi-step process that requires precision and accuracy. The most vital step involves identifying the hyperactive nerve endings responsible for your pain. This process takes patience, grace, and attention to detail. Patients are awake during the whole procedure due to the minimally invasive process and the key to the treatment; patients guiding us towards their hyperactive nerve endings.

We measure the activity of the hyperactive nerve endings on a scale from 1 to 10. If the nerve endings are more hyperactive and near a ten, we use more and stronger medication. The medications injected vary with the severity of the pain and the disease causing the pain. However, we never use steroids or opioids in our injections.

Additionally, since we prioritize the comfort of our patients, we use the smallest needles available.

After the Reset Injections, patients recover for 10 to 20 minutes before they are discharged from the center.

Other Helpful Information About Shoulder Pain

Shoulder pain is any pain or discomfort in the muscles, tendons, ligaments, and or joints in the shoulder area. Shoulder pain can extend from the shoulder to other areas like the arm and neck. An individual with shoulder pain may have restricted mobility in the shoulder. Additionally, shoulder pain can affect someone when moving their arm or performing certain activities. If an individual experiences pain when lifting their arm above their head, the issue may be in their rotator cuff. Your rotator cuff is made up of muscles that keep the shoulder joint in place. Shoulder pain is not uncommon. About 1% of adults older than 45 experience shoulder pain. Most frequently, shoulder pain is caused by an issue with the rotator cuff. For some people, shoulder pain happens, and it can recover on its own. However, if the pain persists for multiple weeks, it is best to see a medical professional to find the cause of the shoulder pain.

What Causes Shoulder Pain?

Shoulder pain can is frequently caused by medical conditions like arthritis and injuries. General discomfort, bruising, and soreness are more associated with an injury. When an individual experiences tingling and burning sensations in their shoulder, it is more commonly related to the nerves.

Shoulder Tear

Injury to the shoulder can cause pain in many ways. One of the ways pain develops is by tearing the muscle, tendons, or the labrum in the shoulder. Tears can be partial but have the chance of worsening. A person can experience pain from a torn rotator cuff, which can develop after long-term extended use of the shoulder. Bicep tendons can be torn as well. Finally, a person can develop a labral tear which is the tissues lining the shoulder socket. Tears are frequent among athletes and people who have dislocated their shoulder. Shoulder tears can decrease mobility, and the pain may feel consistent.

Shoulder Sprain

A shoulder sprain is an injury to the ligaments that stabilize your shoulder. As a result, the bones in the shoulder become dislocated, and the ligaments are stretched. There are three types of sprains.

Grade 1

The ligaments are partially torn. Mild pain is associated with a Grade 1 sprain.

Grade 2

A Grade 2 Sprain is when the ligaments are fully torn causing. This pain lasts for roughly one to two months.

Grade 3

This is a more severe sprain. Ligaments connecting the capsule to the shoulder blade are torn, and the joint is dislocated.

Dislocated Shoulder

Your shoulder joint is a ball and socket joint. This is why the shoulder has a wide range of motion. When a shoulder is dislocated, the ball is out of the socket. A shoulder dislocation can be partial when the shoulder is slightly dislocated, or a person may have a complete dislocation where the shoulder is entirely out of the socket. The shoulder can dislocate in any way forward, backward, and downward. Signs of a dislocated shoulder are pain, deformed appearance, swelling, bruising, and numbness in the area. A dislocated shoulder is typically caused by falling and sports injuries. Shoulder dislocation is more common among active young adults.

Frozen Shoulder

Frozen shoulder’s medical name is adhesive capsulitis. This condition is found in individuals who have not moved their arms for a long time, like when recovering from an arm injury. Frozen shoulder also occurs in people with diabetes. Frozen shoulder is the result of the tissue that keeps your shoulder joint in place, becoming thick, tight, and scarred. It is marked by pain and stiffness in the shoulder but typically resolves in one to three years.

Rotator Cuff Tendinitis

Rotator Cuff Tendinitis, also known as impingement syndrome, is usually caused by injury or over-exerting the shoulder. As a result, the tendons that connect your muscle and bones in the shoulder area become swollen and cause pain. However, you may only experience pain when raising your arm. Additionally, your mobility may be restricted, along with hearing clicking sounds when moving your arm.

Shoulder Bursitis

Shoulder Bursitis is inflammation of the bursa sacs in the shoulder. The bursae in the shoulder are buffers for the rotator cuff tendons. A bursa is a tiny fluid-filled sac. These bursae help the movement of your joint and aid in minimalizing friction. This condition affects the shoulder most often than other places in the body. If someone has Shoulder Bursitis, they may experience tenderness, swelling, pain when moving the shoulder, and pinching sensations in the shoulder. Individuals with diabetes, kidney disease, thyroid disease, and arthritis are more likely to develop this condition.

Arthritis

Arthritis is a common cause of shoulder pain, and the pain can travel down into the arm. The pain can be constant or only occur when the shoulder moves. Arthritis in the shoulder can be felt in the front, back, or side of the shoulder. If the arthritis decreases the mobility in the shoulder, it can worsen, and the range of mobility can keep decreasing.

Osteoarthritis

Osteoarthritis, also known as degenerative joint disease, is the condition where the flexible cushion-like cartilage located at the ends of your bones deteriorates and breaks down over time. This is the most common form of arthritis and slowly begins alongside the aging process. 80% of older adults show signs of arthritis, but not all of them show symptoms. When Osteoarthritis is the cause of shoulder pain, you can experience stiffness, decreased flexibility, tenderness, and swelling in the shoulder.

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Rheumatoid Arthritis is an autoimmune disorder that causes the body to attack its own tissue and targets smaller joints first. As a result, Rheumatoid Arthritis causes painful inflammation that can cause bone deterioration and deformed joints. Rheumatoid Arthritis affects both sides of your body simultaneously, so if RA is the root of your shoulder pain, you will most likely be experiencing pain on both sides of your body. Rheumatoid Arthritis can cause pain, swelling, and stiffness in your shoulder. Other causes of shoulder pain are heart attacks, spinal cord injuries, and broken bones.

87% of Our Patients Feel Better From Our Shoulder Pain Treatment

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