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The Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis)

What is happening inside my frozen shoulder

Other type of shoulder problems:*

  -Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy & the Supraspinatus
  -Biceps tendinopathy (long head)
  -Arthritis of the gleno-humeral (ball and socket) joint
  -Arthritis of the acromio-clavicular joint
  -Bursitis
  -Dislocation
  -Painful arc/impingement
  -Complications-CPRSI/RSD

Traditional Treatments

Causes and Risk Factors

Other type of shoulder problems:*

Bursitis

The body has many folded bursae throughout. These fluid filled structures are designed to stop tendons rubbing on muscles or bones. Under certain circumstances these can become inflamed and swollen and this inflammation can linger on and on – this is called chronic inflammation. Once this type of inflammation has occurred it generally requires treatment of some kind.

Advice

We strongly advise icing the area morning and evening. For more information click here.

To help reduce the swelling around the shoulder tendons we advise you use non-invasive natural anti-inflammatory medication.

Treatment options include

Medication- including steroidal or non steroidal - anti-inflammatory. These may have unwanted side effects.

Steroid injection – it is not uncommon to have up to 3 steroid shots over 6-9 months.

The Niel-Asher technique® - Because bursitis is common along with a frozen shoulder, part of the technique is specifically designed to treat bursitis of the shoulder; please ask one of our qualified therapists for more information.