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The medical name for Frozen Shoulder is Adhesive Capsulitis, and it causes pain, stiffness, and limited mobility of the shoulder. Frozen shoulders develop slowly and can interfere with your daily life if not treated properly. Treatment by a qualified professional using the proper course of treatment will lead to a complete recovery and normal function of your shoulder joint.
Frozen shoulder is a condition where the shoulder capsule thickens and tightens, restricting movement. Over time, scar tissue may form, making the joint stiff and painful.
The condition typically progresses through three stages
Freezing Stage: Increasing pain and gradual loss of motion.
Frozen Stage: Stiffness remains, but pain may reduce.
Thawing Stage: Movement gradually improves.
Persistent shoulder pain, especially at night.
Stiffness and restricted movement.
Difficulty lifting or rotating the arm.
Pain during daily activities like dressing or reaching overhead.
Gradual worsening of shoulder mobility.
Frozen Shoulder may develop due to
Shoulder injury or trauma.
Prolonged immobility after surgery or fracture.
Inflammation of the joint capsule.
Medical conditions such as diabetes or thyroid disorders.
Doctors follow different methods to diagnose the problem, including
Detailed physical examination
Assessment of range of motion.
Review of medical history.
Imaging tests like X-rays or MRI scans.
An early diagnosis can create a faster recovery and avoid long lasting stiffness.
The goal of treatment is to relieve pain and restore movement.
Pain relief with medications
Alterations to habits that restrict movement
Injections of steroids to decrease inflammation
Minimally invasive procedures such as arthroscopy
Manipulation while under anesthesia
The specialists will create an individualized approach to your treatment according to the condition you are suffering from and your goals for recovery.
Age between 40–60 years.
More common in women.
Diabetes patients.
Post-surgery or injury recovery.
Thyroid and heart conditions.
Keep your shoulder active after injury or surgery.
Follow prescribed physiotherapy exercises.
Maintain proper posture.
Manage underlying health conditions.
Avoid prolonged inactivity.
Miracles Healthcare is recognized for providing comprehensive orthopaedic care under one roof.
Advanced diagnostic and physiotherapy support.
Minimally invasive surgical expertise.
Personalized rehabilitation programs.
Patient-centered care with excellent results.
We don't just treat your shoulder condition; we get you back to living pain-free and being an active participant in your life. Don't ignore that shoulder pain and/or stiffness. Getting early treatment can prevent complications from developing and help improve your recovery time. Call Miracles Healthcare today and find an orthopedic specialist near you in Gurgaon that can help you begin your journey toward moving your shoulder pain-free.
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Yes, frozen shoulder can be cured with proper treatment, physiotherapy, and time, although recovery may take a few months.
Keep your shoulder active, take physiotherapy after injury, and avoid long periods of immobility.
There is no direct cause, but low Vitamin D may contribute to joint and muscle problems.
A gentle massage can help relieve pain, but it should be done carefully.
Avoid complete inactivity, sudden jerky movements, and ignoring constant pain.
Yes, both gentle and guided exercises are important to improve mobility, but avoid overexertion.
Pre-freezing, Freezing, Frozen, and Thawing stages describe the progression from pain to stiffness and gradual recovery.
It can develop because of injury, inflammation, prolonged inactivity, or conditions like diabetes.
Stress alone doesn’t cause it, but it can increase muscle tension as well as worsen pain.
Miracles Healthcare has a team of highly experienced orthopedic surgeons who use advanced techniques to diagnose and treat the problem.
