Is shoulder pain frozen shoulder?

Is shoulder pain frozen shoulder?

In daily life, many patients will experience shoulder pain symptoms. If the shoulder is often overused, it may cause shoulder pain. If the same action is often maintained, it may also cause shoulder pain and other symptoms, such as often doing clerical work. We usually need to move the shoulder appropriately to avoid symptoms of shoulder pain. The disease of periarthritis of the shoulder needs to be treated with anti-inflammatory measures in time to avoid complications.

Is shoulder pain frozen shoulder?

Shoulder pain is equivalent to frozen shoulder. This is a wrong view. 85% of shoulder pain is caused by rotator cuff injury and acromion impingement. Less than 5% of shoulder pain is caused by frozen shoulder alone, which is a rare cause. In clinical practice, it is important to distinguish between rotator cuff injury and frozen shoulder. Frozen shoulder cannot be used as the final diagnosis.

Some patients do not understand shoulder pain and easily mistake other diseases for frozen shoulder. After frozen shoulder occurs clinically, it is necessary to thoroughly identify the cause of shoulder pain and then perform symptomatic treatment to see whether it is caused by rotator cuff injury or acromion impingement, or it may be caused by simple frozen shoulder, which requires relevant differential diagnosis.

What is the difference between frozen shoulder and shoulder subluxation?

Symptoms such as pain and limited mobility will appear after frozen shoulder and shoulder dislocation, but frozen shoulder is a chronic disease. Chronic diseases are mainly characterized by pain. After a few days of pain, stiffness symptoms will slowly begin to appear. Therefore, frozen shoulder is divided into stages such as pain and stiffness.

Shoulder dislocation is an acute disease and must have a clear history of trauma. Even if there is no clear history of trauma, there has been a history of shoulder dislocation in the past. After dislocation, the joint is twisted and dislocated again, so pain will occur.

After the disease occurs, a shoulder test is needed to eliminate the disease. Whether it is frozen shoulder or rotator cuff injury, the shoulder test must be negative. If the shoulder test is after rotator cuff dislocation, it must be positive. Therefore, symptom adjustment treatment is needed according to the characteristics of the disease. Frozen shoulder requires understanding the symptoms and characteristics of the disease in order to choose the appropriate treatment method.