Shoulder Impingement Syndrome is a condition characterized by the compression or pinching of the rotator cuff tendons against the acromion bone in the shoulder. This impingement often leads to pain, inflammation, and reduced mobility, especially when raising the arm, and can result from repetitive overhead movements or structural abnormalities in the shoulder joint.

Therapeutic products commonly used to manage Shoulder Impingement Syndrome include ice packs or cold compresses to reduce inflammation, shoulder braces or slings for support and rest, and physical therapy tools like resistance bands and exercise balls to strengthen the shoulder muscles and improve range of motion. Additionally, heat therapy applications and ergonomic adjustments in daily activities may be recommended as part of the treatment plan.