Cricket player. In dec'15, my shoulder had swollen up bcz of extra effort I put suddenly on my shoulder to improve my bowling speed... Improvement was surprising for that day but on next day, I could feel the swelling and I stopped practicing... And after that I started my practice again in jan'16 and I could see the emerge growth in my bowling speed but slowly along with the time, my shoulder strength was going week... I was not being able to throw the ball very well and I could feel the noise in shoulder movements and I used to stretch my shoulders a lot. But slowly slowly my throwing ability literally came to nil as I was not being able to do quick throw even for 10m distance and then I left the field in march'17 as doctor suggested me to do so. I planned to get back to field again in dec'17 as I started to strengthen my shoulders by lifting weights since sep but met with a small accident & my shoulder started paining again but the pain is different this time and I cant throw as wel
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Hi. There are two different issues here. The initial complaint of pain while throwing might be due Internal impingement in the shoulder also known as dead arm syndrome which occurs due to your posterior capsular tissue to get stuck between your humerus head and glenoid which is your shoulder joint. This can be very well treated with specific physiotherapy for the shoulder but only after checking out your shoulder. Now the problem is different you have injured your shoulder in an accident which needs thorough clinical examination and also investigations if required. You can practo free call me for more to get more details
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