Symptoms of Shoulder Bursitis
Common symptoms and signs of shoulder bursitis include redness, swelling, pain when touching or moving the shoulder, pain around the tip or outside of the shoulder, reduced mobility of the shoulder joint, and shoulder pain when raising the arm. These symptoms tend to worsen during the night, particularly when you lie on the affected part, or after a period of inactivity. Most cases of shoulder bursitis affect the subacromial bursa, which is located on the tip of the shoulder. When a fever occurs with these symptoms, it may indicate a possible infection. Visit a healthcare provider immediately to get proper treatment and prevent further complications. [3]
