Best Shoulder Pain Treatment in Nigdi, PCMC

Struggling to lift your arm, work comfortably, or sleep without pain? At Jeevisha Spine Pain Regenerative Clinic, we go beyond temporary fixes. Our targeted, non-surgical treatment relieves shoulder pain, restores strength, and helps you move freely again—so you can return to daily life with confidence and comfort, starting right today.

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Meet Dr. Sanjog Mekewar
Your Shoulder Pain Specialist

When it comes to chronic pain management, Dr. Sanjog Mekewar brings the perfect combination of expertise and compassion to Jeevisha Spine Pain Regenerative Clinic.

Impressive Credentials:

  • MBBS from prestigious B.J. Medical College, Pune
  • Diploma in Anaesthesia from Seth G.S. Medical College & KEM Hospital, Mumbai
  • DNB from BARC Hospital, Mumbai
  • Fellowship in Interventional Pain Management (FIPM)
  • Fellow of Indian Academy of Pain Management (FIAPM)
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Treatment

Shoulder Conditions We Treat

At Jeevisha Spine Pain Regenerative Clinic, we understand that shoulder pain isn't one-size-fits-all. We specialize in treating:

Frozen Shoulder

Frozen shoulder usually begins with mild discomfort, and before you know it, your shoulder feels stiff and difficult to move. Everyday tasks like reaching for a shelf or wearing clothes become frustrating. With the right physiotherapy, we gently help restore movement, reduce pain, and get you back to normal activities.

Rotator Cuff Injuries

If you feel pain while lifting your arm or notice weakness during daily tasks, it could be a rotator cuff issue. These injuries are common from workouts, repetitive strain, or even poor posture. We focus on healing the muscles, improving strength, and helping your shoulder feel stable again.

Shoulder Impingement

That sharp pain when you raise your arm or reach backward may be shoulder impingement. It often happens due to posture problems or repeated movements. Instead of avoiding activity, we guide your shoulder to move correctly again, relieving pressure and helping you regain comfortable, natural motion.

Tendinitis & Bursitis

When shoulder tissues become inflamed, you may feel a constant dull ache that worsens with movement. Many people try complete rest, but the right exercises actually help recovery. Our treatment reduces inflammation, improves flexibility, and gradually brings your shoulder back to pain-free function.

Sports & Gym Injuries

Whether it's from lifting weights, playing sports, or pushing yourself too hard, shoulder injuries can happen to anyone active. We don't just treat the pain—we help correct movement patterns, rebuild strength, and ensure you return to your activity safely, confidently, and even stronger than before.

Post-Surgical or Post-Fracture Rehabilitation

After surgery or a fracture, it's normal to feel unsure about moving your shoulder again. That's where guided rehabilitation makes all the difference. We carefully help you regain strength, flexibility, and confidence so your recovery is smooth, safe, and complete.

Age-Related Shoulder Degeneration

As we grow older, stiffness or discomfort in the shoulder can slowly creep in. It may feel like something you just have to live with—but you don't. With focused exercises and movement therapy, we help maintain joint health, improve mobility, and keep you active in your daily life.

Our Approach

Treating the Root Cause,
Not Just the Pain

Every shoulder problem is different. That's why we don't follow a one-size-fits-all method. Your treatment plan is tailored specifically to your condition, lifestyle, and recovery goals.

Detailed Assessment

We evaluate posture, joint movement, muscle imbalance, and daily activity patterns to understand what's really causing the issue.

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Pain Relief & Inflammation Control

Using advanced physiotherapy techniques such as manual therapy and therapeutic modalities, we reduce discomfort safely and effectively.

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Restoring Mobility

Gentle, guided movements help regain flexibility without aggravating the injury.

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Strength & Stability Training

Targeted exercises rebuild support around the shoulder so the pain doesn't return.

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Posture & Movement Correction

We address lifestyle and ergonomic habits that may have contributed to the problem in the first place.

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Long-Term Prevention Plan

You'll receive a customized home program designed to maintain progress and prevent recurrence.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the most common cause of shoulder pain?

The most common causes of shoulder pain are rotator cuff injuries, frozen shoulder, arthritis, and muscle strain. In many people, pain starts after overuse — like gym workouts, lifting heavy objects, or repetitive office work. Sometimes, it develops gradually without a clear injury. The key is identifying the exact cause early so treatment can begin before stiffness worsens.

2. Why does my shoulder hurt when I lift my arm?

If your shoulder hurts while lifting your arm, it could be due to rotator cuff inflammation, tendonitis, or shoulder impingement. This type of pain often feels sharp and may worsen with overhead activities. It's usually a sign that something inside the joint is irritated or compressed — and it shouldn't be ignored if it continues for more than a few days.

3. When should I see a doctor for shoulder pain?

You should see a doctor if:

  • Pain lasts longer than 5–7 days
  • Movement is restricted
  • There's weakness in your arm
  • You hear clicking or grinding sounds
  • Pain increases despite rest

Early treatment prevents long-term stiffness and chronic problems.

4. What is frozen shoulder and how long does it last?

Frozen shoulder is a condition where the joint becomes stiff and painful due to inflammation and thickening of the capsule around it. Without treatment, it can last 1–3 years. With proper medical care and physiotherapy, recovery can be much faster and more comfortable.

5. What exercises are best for shoulder pain?

Gentle stretching and strengthening exercises are helpful — but they must match your specific condition. Doing the wrong exercise can actually worsen the pain. That's why a guided physiotherapy plan is safer and more effective than random online exercises.

6. How long does it take to recover from shoulder pain?

Recovery depends on the cause:

  • Mild strain: 2–3 weeks
  • Tendon inflammation: 4–8 weeks
  • Frozen shoulder: Several months
  • Post-surgery: 3–6 months

Following your treatment plan consistently makes a big difference in healing time.

7. Should I stop going to the gym if my shoulder hurts?

You don't always have to stop exercising, but you do need to modify activities. Continuing heavy lifting or overhead movements can worsen the condition. A structured rehab plan helps you stay active while protecting the shoulder and gradually returning to full strength safely.