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Frozen Shoulders
Hi, my mother has frozen shoulders and the doctor we consulted mentioned there is no cure as such. Only need to walk and do some stretching exercises on a regular basis. She constantly complaints of pain. Wanted to know if there is a cure and how best to treat this.
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Chiropractic adjustment will help.
Hot& cold Pack.
Gentle shoulder stretching.
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Mam there is no such thing called no cure for frozen shoulder, there is treatment for frozen shoulder im sure she must be around 60-70 , i do more of the neuro kinetic therapy which gives lot of relief from pain
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Let me know wat is her current status of shoulder through x ray , i can help her if it is in my hands
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For frozen shoulder hot pack, range of motion exercise, mobilization of joint,stretching all these should be done
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apply hot pack n can do rang of motion exercise by its own
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should consult Physiotherapist
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Exercise of shoulder like strengthening and stretching will help you to relieve in pain. Also some pendulur exercise, consult near by Physio
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After pain relief regular shoulder scapular exercise every day it will take maximum 10 min
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Don’t use any type of massage over there
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Hi greetings!
Now a days its very simple in handling this frozen shoulder cases. You don't want to wait until 2 years to clear the pain. Please watch my client got relived the pain and good range of motion after the treatment. You can contact me through mobile. Number available at end of the video.
https://youtu.be/kw1fvwn83j8
Happy living
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consult near by physiotherapist
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Hot water fermentation/ Do minimal mobilization exercise.
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Definitely physiotherapy has prime role to play with frozen shoulder.Try from basic electrotherapy,mobilization to advanced treatment like Manipulation,taping etc... The duration of treatment may vary with the severity of the problem.Early treatment is always best.
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Consult your nearby Musculoskeletal physiotherapist
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Avoid lying over the affected side,lifting heavy weight etc...
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Physiotherapy treatment and stretching exercise of shoulder.
Avoid weight and strain full activity.
After this it will cure.
In physiotherapy many treatment avilable to cure frozen shoulder
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Hi , I am Shoulder and elbow consultant from Chennai. There are options available. Physio , injection, hydrodilation, manipulation, capsular release
Please read my article
"Everything About Frozen Shoulder" by Dr.Sivaraman B - https://www.practo.com/healthfeed/everything-about-frozen-shoulder-31263/post
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frozen shoulder can be treated by help from a Physiotherapist specialized to look into it in much details, kindly consult
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meet your physiotherapist
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check out on her blood sugar levels too
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Hello there. Since how long is she suffering? What about shoulder movements currently? In Physiotherapy, we have a treatment called joint mobilization along with IFT and Ultrasound therapies.
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2 weeks of Physiotherapy
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Avoid weight lifting.
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Ms. Pooja Pandey Tripathi (PT)
Physiotherapist
20 yrs exp
Bangalore
"Exercise to Get Your Frozen Shoulder Right!" by Dr.Pooja Pandey Tripathi(PT) - https://www.practo.com/healthfeed/exercise-to-get-your-frozen-shoulder-right-32191/post
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Dr. Abhishek Verma (PT)
Physiotherapist
15 yrs exp
Noida
Frozen shoulder can be effectively managed by physiotherapy.
Consult a physiotherapist who have orthopaedic experience.
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Dr. Amrita Kumari (PT)
Physiotherapist
9 yrs exp
Delhi
Consult your near by physiotherapist because frozen shoulder is almost cure by physiotherapy
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do shoulder range of motion exercise and hot pack for 10 to 15 mint.
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consult your near physiotherapy center
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Dr. Pooja chaubey (PT)
Physiotherapist
13 yrs exp
Noida
Go for physiotherapy... It will take time to healed up
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