Since I injured my shoulder while doing a bench press, I felt pain from time to time. I put off any visit to the doctor as the pain seemed mostly bearable; however, from last summer, the pain became constant. It prevented me from leading a normal life; despite being only in my forties, I could barely put on a T-shirt or lift heavy items. I visited the NHS and a private clinic where the doctor suggested surgery, but I wasn’t 100% sure and wanted to get more information. After hours of useless online research, I still didn’t know any more. While searching online, I came across Diagnose.me and decided to send my images to Dr Bellaiche – a musculoskeletal radiologist working for French national sports teams and for Arsenal Football Club. Her detailed report stated that I did not require surgery, and she recommended a simple intra-articular corticosteroid infiltration instead. This much less invasive treatment was confirmed by a second specialist from Diagnose.me who I consulted.