Description:

One of the symptoms of frozen shoulder is shoulder pain. This pain usually prevents you from moving your arm, which can lead to stiffness and even paralysis. Frozen shoulder, also known as adhesive capsulitis, is usually caused by inflammation. Ligaments in the shoulder capsule hold the shoulder bones together. When the capsule becomes inflamed, the shoulder bones can not move freely in the joint.

Cause:

The majority of the time frozen shoulder is not caused however there are some risk factors to consider: Diabetes thyroid issues Hormonal changes such as those that occur during menopause injury to the shoulder surgery on the shoulders open cardiac surgery neck disease affecting the cervical disc

Symptom:

The inability to move due to pain and stiffness are the primary signs of a frozen shoulder.Most likely, one shoulder will hurt dullly or achyly. The shoulder muscles that encircle the upper part of your arm may also hurt. Your upper arm could be experiencing the same thing. Sleeping can be difficult if your pain gets worse at night. When you have frozen shoulder, you typically experience these three stages. Stage of freezing: • Every time you move your shoulder, you experience pain sometimes severe. • It may hurt more at night and gradually worsen over time. • You can't move your shoulders as much. • This phase may extend for six to nine months. Stage of frozen: • Although your pain may subside, your stiffness may increase. • It becomes more difficult to move your shoulder and to perform some daily tasks. • This phase may extend for four to twelve months. Phase of thawing: •Your range of motion begins to return to typical. • It may take as long as two years or five months to complete.

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