Advanced Treatment for Adhesive Capsulitis (Frozen Shoulder)
Break free from shoulder stiffness and regain your range of motion with intensive physical therapy.
About This Condition & Treatment
Adhesive capsulitis, commonly known as frozen shoulder, causes severe pain and progressive stiffness in the shoulder joint. Our specialized treatments focus on reducing inflammation and safely breaking down joint adhesions to restore full range of motion.
Common Symptoms
- Severe shoulder pain, often worse at night
- Progressive, severe restriction of shoulder movement in all directions
- Inability to perform daily activities like dressing or brushing hair
Key Causes
- Adhesions and thickening of the shoulder joint capsule
- Prolonged immobilization following a fracture or surgery
- Higher incidence associated with Diabetes Mellitus
Our Clinical Rehabilitation Process
- Staging the condition (Freezing, Frozen, or Thawing phase).
- Pain Relief: Heat/cold therapy, TENS, and dry needling.
- Mobilization: Passive and active-assisted mobilization within pain limits.
- Home Exercise Program: Daily stretching to maintain range gains.
Expected Recovery & Prognosis
Frozen shoulder recovery can take time, ranging from 2 to 6 months depending on the phase of the condition when therapy is started.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is frozen shoulder common in diabetics?
Yes, individuals with diabetes are at a significantly higher risk of developing frozen shoulder due to changes in collagen structure within the joint capsule.
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