In many cases, pain from a biceps tendon tear at the shoulder will resolve over time. Symptoms such as mild arm weakness may not be too bothersome for many people. As such, if there is no damage ...

The patient’s diagnosis, biceps tendon rupture, typically presents with sudden pain during forearm supination or elbow flexion (Table). A “pop” may be felt.

Tendinitis can be a chronic problem. In the case of a partial or complete tear of the biceps tendon, you can expect healing to take around 3 to 4 months. Your recovery will likely include things ...

Proximal biceps tendinitis involves the long (upper) head of the biceps tendon, which connects the biceps muscle to the shoulder. This is the most common type.