Frozen Shoulder Treatment & Recovery

Q: What are the common symptoms of frozen shoulders?

Frozen shoulders cause dull, aching pain and gradually worsening stiffness, often limiting arm movement and worsening at night.

Q: When should I see a doctor for shoulder pain?

If shoulder pain or stiffness is persistent or worsening for more than a few weeks, it’s wise to see a doctor.

Q: How is frozen shoulder typically treated?

Treatment focuses on relieving pain and restoring motion. Frozen shoulder treatment usually includes anti-inflammatory medications ( e.g. ibuprofen), steroid injections, and most importantly, physical therapy.

Q: Can a frozen shoulder heal on its own?

Yes, frozen shoulders often improve by themselves over time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What causes a frozen shoulder?

Frozen shoulder occurs when the shoulder capsule thickens and inflames, often after immobility, with a higher risk of diabetes or thyroid conditions.