Tendinitis Shoulder ICD-10-CM Codes

Activities involving repetitive shoulder movements, such as swimming, tennis, and certain types of manual labor, are most likely to cause tendinitis in the shoulder.

The healing time for shoulder tendinitis can vary depending on the severity and the effectiveness of treatment, but it generally takes several weeks to a few months with proper management.

Untreated shoulder tendinitis can lead to chronic pain, loss of mobility, and even rotator cuff tears, making early diagnosis and treatment essential for preventing long-term complications.