A tear in the tendon connecting your shoulder muscle to your skeletal structure is known as a rotator cuff tear. These tendons play a vital role in lifting and moving your arms together. Rotator cuff tears often develop slowly due to repetitive daily motions like overhead activities or heavy lifting. Recognizing symptoms early and seeking prompt medical intervention are crucial for effective management. By consulting a doctor and taking preventive steps, you can reduce the impact of this injury on your daily life and maintain good shoulder health. #RotatorCuffTear #ShoulderCare #OrthopedicHealth #InjuryPrevention
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