Aortic pain

Definition of aortic pain

Aortic pain is pain in the shoulder or back muscle, also known as aortic knot. It can cause a feeling of stiffness and tension in the muscles, affect shoulder movement and make it difficult to perform daily activities.

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Causes of aortic pain

Excessive muscle strain: can cause tension to build up in the shoulder muscles.
Incorrect postures while working or sitting: Sitting for long periods in an incorrect position leads to increased pressure on the aorta muscle.
Tension and stress: which leads to muscle contraction and stiffness.
The aorta causes headaches and neck pain with twisting and lethargy in the body and inability to breathe properly due to a herniated cervical disc

Symptoms of aortic pain

Sharp pain in the shoulder or back: This may be in the form of stabbing pains or muscle tension.
Difficulty moving the shoulder: You may have difficulty moving the shoulder and raising the arm.

Physical Therapy Plans

Our aortic pain treatment includes:

Deep Tissue Massage Techniques: Advanced massage techniques are applied that target tense points in the aortic muscle, helping to relieve tension.
Firm Pressure Therapy: This treatment involves applying firm pressure to painful points to release muscle knots.
Home Exercises: We provide you with instructions for exercises that you can do regularly at home to help prevent recurrence of pain and keep your muscles relaxed.

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