Symptoms:

• Pain when lifting the arm overhead
• Shoulder weakness or fatigue
• Pain that worsens at night
• Stiffness or decreased range of motion
• Tenderness at the front or side of shoulder

Symptoms:

• Pain at rest or when lifting the arm
• Weakness when lifting or rotating the arm
• Crackling or popping sensation with shoulder movement
• Difficulty sleeping on the affected side
• Limited range of motion

Symptoms:

• Dull ache or sharp pain in the shoulder
• Pain when raising or lowering the arm
• Tenderness in the front of the shoulder
• Difficulty with overhead activities
• Mild swelling in the shoulder

Symptoms:

• Pain at the outer shoulder, especially during lifting
• Swelling or tenderness over the top of shoulder
• Reduced shoulder mobility
• Pain when lying on affected side
• Weakness during overhead movements

Symptoms:

• Pain at the top of shoulder
• Tenderness over AC joint
• Pain worsened by overhead or cross-body arm movements
• Swelling or bony enlargement near joint
• Reduced shoulder mobility

Symptoms:

• Chronic shoulder pain following injury
• Stiffness and limited range of motion
• Swelling and tenderness
• Grinding or clicking with movement
• Weakness in the shoulder

Symptoms:

• Persistent shoulder pain worsened by activity
• Stiffness and decreased range of motion
• Grinding or clicking sensations during movement
• Weakness around shoulder
• Swelling or tenderness

Symptoms:

Three stages of frozen shoulder are the freezing stage, the frozen stage, and the thawing stage.

• Gradual onset of shoulder pain
• Increasing stiffness and loss of motion
• Difficulty with daily activities like dressing or reaching
• Pain that may worsen at night
• Limited active and passive range of motion

Symptoms :

• Pain at top of shoulder
• Swelling or bruising
• A visible bump or deformity at AC joint
• Limited range of motion in shoulder
• Weakness or difficulty lifting arm
• Tenderness over collarbone or AC joint
• Pain worsens with shoulder movement or pressure

Symptoms:

• Severe shoulder pain
• Visible deformity or “out of place” appearance
• Swelling and bruising
• Inability to move the arm
• Numbness or weakness in arm or hand

Symptoms:

• Sensation of the shoulder “slipping” or “popping out”
• Recurrent dislocations or partial dislocations
• Shoulder pain and weakness
• Feeling of looseness or instability in shoulder
• Difficulty performing overhead activities

Symptoms:

• Deep shoulder pain, especially with overhead activities
• Catching, locking, or popping sensations
• Weakness or instability in shoulder
• Reduced range of motion
• Discomfort when lying on affected shoulder

Symptoms:

• Pain directly over collarbone
• Swelling and bruising around fracture site
• Visible deformity or bump on collarbone
• Difficulty lifting arm
• Grinding or cracking sensation when moving shoulder

Symptoms:

• Severe pain in the upper arm or shoulder
• Swelling and bruising around fracture
• Inability to move shoulder or arm
• Deformity or abnormal positioning of arm
• Numbness or weakness if nerves are involved

Symptoms:

• Pain at the back of shoulder
• Swelling and tenderness over scapula
• Difficulty moving shoulder
• Bruising on the upper back or shoulder
• Possible numbness if nerves are affected