Bone spurs in the neck, shoulder, or heel can lead to chronic pain and reduced mobility. From specialized exercises to vitamin-based solutions and surgical options, multiple treatments exist to manage and dissolve these calcifications.
Bone spurs do not always require treatment, and you may not even know you have them. Sometimes, however, they can injure the rotator cuff tendons that move your shoulder -- causing pain, swelling, inflammation or tears in the tendons. Spurs may develop with arthritis and aging, trauma or repeated overuse of your arm.
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Bone spurs can develop in your shoulder joint due to aging or after an injury. These spurs can cause significant pain and limit movement by damaging tendons that move your shoulder. If this damage is severe or your pain cannot be relieved with conservative treatment, you may need surgery.
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