Pain and stiffness in your shoulder can make every activity including sleep difficult.Worsening shoulder pain, especially at night, could mean you have a frozen shoulder, says Dr. Christopher Camp ...

"Frozen shoulder pain can sometimes also be sharp, ... "Lying on your back with some extra pillows under your painful arm to support the shoulder can also help with night pain," adds Dr. Wittstein.

If your shoulder hurts at night, try hopping into a warm bath. “I’ve found that heat therapy before bed can significantly help reduce shoulder pain during and after sleep because heat ...

Shoulder pain can make your days more challenging and keep you up at night. Ward it off with a few smart exercise habits. By Cindy Kuzma Over hundreds of thousands of years of evolution, the human ...

Sarah Noll Wilson started feeling the sharp pain in her right shoulder last July any time she would try to reach her arm behind her. “It got to the point where it was like take-your-breath-away ...

Frozen shoulder occurs twice as frequently in women as men and causes terrible pain and eventual immbolity of the arm. Doctors say physical therapy, steroids can help.

This frustrating condition mainly affects women aged 40 to 65—and it could be related to menopause. Here’s what you need to know.

Shoulder pain at night, pain when lifting a briefcase, pain with overhead activities — even pain while brushing your hair can be caused by shoulder impingement. To understand shoulder pain, you ...

Whether throwing a disc golf, paddling a standup paddleboard, or lifting heavy boxes, we rely on the shoulders for a number ...

Frozen shoulder is straightforward—the condition means stiffness and difficulty in raising the arm. It can be caused by partial tears in the shoulder's tendon, as represented in this MRI scan.

If you’re dealing with shoulder pain at night, finding the best mattress for you may be one way to wake up pain-free. Try one of our top nine picks.

We'll be talking all about neck and shoulder problems: how to tell the difference, why MRI's and X-rays are often misleading, and most importantly, what you can do to start actually resolving this ...