Shoulder pain after stroke - experiences, consequences in daily life and effects of interventions: a qualitative study.
Ingrid LindgrenGunvor GardChristina B BrogårdhPublished in: Disability and rehabilitation (2017)
Shoulder pain after stroke can lead to a variety of pain characteristics. As the pain is complex and may affect many important areas in a person's life, multidisciplinary rehabilitation interventions are important. Implications for rehabilitation Shoulder pain after stroke can lead to a variety of pain characteristics with radiation to the arm and hand Shoulder pain often influence personal care, household activities and leisure negatively, which may lead to emotional reactions Self-management interventions with gentle movements are perceived most effective As the shoulder pain after stroke is complex, interventions by a multidisciplinary team may be needed.