Shoulder bursitis (subacromial bursitis) is a condition in which a fluid-filled sac termed the "subacromial bursa" swells. It's located between the "acromion," a bony projection in the shoulder, and the rotator cuff.
Excessive shoulder usage is the most common cause of this ailment. For example, Painting and construction jobs, because they need repetitive overhead motions. The bursa is irritated by these motions and becomes inflamed as a result.
Rest, anti-inflammatory medicines, cortisone injections, and physical therapy are all possible treatments. Shoulder surgery may be required to create space in the shoulder joint if those approaches do not improve the symptoms.
