Main Inspection and Description

• ◼️Rotator cuff tear

  Pain is caused by damage to the muscles, tendons, or bursa of the shoulder. Pain may occur in the shoulder itself or in the upper arm at various stages of the golf swing or after play. For example, pain may be felt at night when the arm is extended overhead.

• ■Sprained ankle

  Pain after ankle injury due to an abnormal bounce of the ankle during a fall.

• ■Gouty arthritis

  This pain is caused by abnormal deposits of urate crystals and is one of the most common lifestyle-related diseases. It usually occurs in the first metatarsal joint (at the base of the big toe), but can also occur in other joints. Sometimes, however, it is also found in other joints.

• ■Plantar fasciitis

  The pain occurs on the sole of the foot near the heel. It may develop with the first step in the morning and heal spontaneously, but it can also develop with prolonged use, such as exercise, standing, or running.

• ■trigger finger

  A condition in which an inflamed tendon sheet pinches the tendon, making it difficult to bend and extend the fingers. It is most common in people who use their hands a lot in daily life. Fortunately, taking painkillers and avoiding activities that cause pain for a few days can help sometime. But if you are someone who has tried painkillers and over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medications for several days without getting better, we can help.

  An orthopedic surgeon can help you identify the cause of your pain and discuss the appropriate treatment options for you.