Persistent Shoulder Pain After Pickleball: When to Get Evaluated
Racquet sports have grown quickly across Palm Beach County, and so have shoulder injuries that don’t go away after the match. One common cause is a labrum tear, which players often write off as ordinary soreness. Typical signs include a catch or click during overhead movements like serving, pain deep in the shoulder, and weakness with everyday tasks such as lifting a cup. Here’s what a labrum tear is and when it’s worth getting checked.
