Calcifying or calcific tendinitis is a painful shoulder disorder characterised by calcific deposits in the rotator cuff tendon or subacromial bursa. The disease may subside spontaneously. The majority of cases can be managed with conservative therapy. However, some patients continue to have a painful shoulder for an extended period of time with the deposits not showing any signs of resolution, in which case surgical removal of the deposits is an option. The cause of calcifying tendinitis is not

💪 It's one of the most common causes of shoulder pain; Calcific Tendonitis. This condition is caused by a build-up of calcium in the rotator cuff, which subsequently leads to pressure in the tendon, inflammation and extreme pain. Check out today's video to learn more and discover one, highly effective exercise for reducing symptoms. 💚👉 | Liebscher & Bracht - The Pain Specialists