What are common symptoms of a rotator cuff tear?
If you have a torn rotary cuff, you may have pain throughout your shoulder area or you could have localized pain restricted to a certain point in the shoulder that increases greatly when you move your arm in certain ways. Severe rotator cuff tears sometimes produce pain down the upper arm and could make it difficult to raise your arm up to or above your head. Mild rotator cuff tears or incomplete tears may produce intermittent pain or pain and some weakness, but not typically you won’t have difficulty moving your arm. No matter what, getting an accurate diagnosis will help you make an informed decision about proper treatment for your torn rotator cuff. The common symptoms of rotator cuff tears are: • Pain Rotator cuff pain usually involves the outside of the shoulder and the upper arm, especially when you raise your arm up over the head. Due to increased pressure and strain on the shoulder joint when you lay on your side or stomach, it is also common to notice rotator cuff pain increas
