This website is all about painful shoulder conditions. You'll find links galore and helpful tips and information. Shoulder pain is a difficult condition to live with but good quality information and help can make your painful shoulder easier to cope with.

Many painful conditions can result in disability or loss of day to day function. The joints of the upper limbs are particularly important in this regard. They are in almost constant use and if problems develop then they tend to become disabling very quickly.

Follow the links below or use the search function at the bottom of the page:

Painful Frozen Shoulder
What is frozen shoulder?
Who gets frozen shoulder pain?
Diabetics and frozen shoulder pain
Diagnosing frozen shoulder
Frozen Shoulder Investigations
Tips for living with shoulder pain and frozen shoulder
Treating frozen shoulder
Frozen shoulder injection
Frozen shoulder therapy
Acupuncture for frozen shoulder
Frozen shoulder surgery
Alternative treatments for frozen shoulder
Frozen shoulder medication
Recovery from frozen shoulder

Painful Shoulder Injury
Shoulder Injury
Dislocated Shoulder Treatment
Cause of Shoulder Dislocation
Sports Injury Shoulder

Painful Shoulder Treatment
Shoulder Exercise
Neck and Shoulder Pain
Shoulder Bursitis
Shoulder Impingement
Shoulder Blade Pain
Shoulder Tendonitis
Pain Between Shoulder Blades
Shoulder Arm Pain
Shoulder Arthritis

Frozen shoulder hydrodilatation treatment

Painful Shoulder Surgery
Shoulder Surgery
Shoulder Replacement
Shoulder Replacement Surgery
Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery

Other Non Shoulder Pages
Whiplash Injury Compensation
Whiplash Injury Symptoms
Arthritis Diet
Arthritis Pain
Acupuncture Arthritis

Treat Neck Pain

Lower Back Pain

Joint Enterprise has been designed as a unique user friendly guide to the problems associated with painful joints and muscles. The articles on this site have been written by Doctor Gordon Cameron - a doctor who is an expert in dealing with joint and muscle pain.

You'll find straigtforward answers to the most common questions that pain sufferers ask.

Other useful resources include:

http://www.frozenshoulder.com
http://www.arthroscopy.com