Conditions Treated

Causes of Frozen Shoulder:

• Prolonged immobility due to injury or surgery
• Diabetes and other metabolic conditions
• Hormonal imbalances (common in postmenopausal women)
• Inflammatory conditions like arthritis
• Autoimmune disorders

Symptoms of Frozen Shoulder:

• Persistent pain in the shoulder joint
• Stiffness making arm movements difficult
• Reduced range of motion
• Increased pain at night, affecting sleep
• Difficulty performing routine tasks like dressing or lifting objects

Treatment Options:

• Physical Therapy – Exercises to improve mobility and reduce stiffness
• Medications – Pain relievers and anti-inflammatory drugs
• Ozone or Steroid Injections – To reduce inflammation and pain
• Hydrodilation Therapy – Injecting fluid into the joint to improve movement
• Surgery (in severe cases) – Shoulder manipulation or arthroscopic surgery

Prevention & Pain Management:

• Regular shoulder exercises to maintain flexibility
• Avoid prolonged immobility after injury or surgery
• Maintain good posture while sitting or working
• Apply heat or cold packs to prevent stiffness
• Seek early medical intervention if discomfort arises

Frozen shoulder can be a long-lasting and painful condition, but with timely treatment and consistent rehabilitation, full recovery is possible.