Sunday, February 15, 2026

What Patients Notice After ESWT for Shoulder Pain

Photo of a woman sitting on a bed, taken from the back, with her stretching her elbow over her head and behind her shoulder.
Because Shockwave therapy (ESWT) supports healing rather than numbing symptoms, improvements
tend to build over time. 

Patients often report:
  • Reduced shoulder pain during daily activities
  • Improved ability to lift, reach, and rotate the arm
  • Better sleep due to decreased nighttime shoulder discomfort
  • Greater tolerance for strengthening and rehab exercises
Many patients notice gradual improvements over several weeks as the healing response continues.

ESWT as Part of a Comprehensive Shoulder Care Plan

At our office, ESWT is rarely used in isolation. It is often combined with:
  • Targeted chiropractic adjustments
  • Soft tissue therapy
  • Corrective exercises and mobility work
This integrated approach helps address both the source of shoulder pain and the mechanics that may have contributed to the injury in the first place.


Is Shockwave Therapy Right for Your Shoulder Pain?


If you’re dealing with ongoing shoulder pain, limited mobility, or a rotator cuff injury that hasn’t responded to traditional care, ESWT may be an effective option. Our team will evaluate your condition and determine whether shockwave therapy can help restore movement and comfort.

For a no-pressure consultation, call 734-221-0362 or submit an online contact form. We look forward to helping you feel your best!

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