What is frozen shoulder?

The so-called frozen shoulder is mainly frozen shoulder, also known as 50 shoulder, frozen shoulder, mainly due to strain of ligament joints around the shoulder, adhesion and contracture after injury, and aseptic inflammatory edema around the shoulder, which leads to obvious pain and tenderness around the shoulder, limited shoulder function, and obvious stiffness and inflexibility around the shoulder. The so-called frozen shoulder mainly refers to aseptic inflammation around the shoulder joint, mainly due to strain and degeneration of the ligament joints of the shoulder joint, or adhesion and contracture of the ligament joint capsule caused by incomplete treatment after injury, leading to obvious pain, tenderness and limited shoulder function around the shoulder joint. Frozen shoulder is mainly a chronic specific inflammation of the shoulder joint capsule and its surrounding ligaments, tendons and bursae. This disease is more common among manual laborers. The incidence rate in women is higher than that in men, which can cause shoulder pain and limit shoulder joint activity.

How should frozen shoulder be treated?

Apply drug treatment for symptomatic treatment. If the patient has persistent pain and difficulty falling asleep at night, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics can be used for a short period of time. Clinical use of anti-inflammatory pain, celecoxib, loxoprofen, etc. If the patient is aware of severe pain, the shoulder can also be closed, or pried with a small needle knife to relieve pain; After periarthritis of the shoulder, the following methods can generally be used: Strengthen self-exercise.

How to cure the symptoms of frozen shoulder?

Frozen shoulder is mainly caused by factors such as soft tissue degeneration, excessive strain, and improper post-injury treatment. Generally, shoulder pain and difficulty in movement are the main symptoms, and the pain is more obvious at night. Frozen shoulder is common in people around 50 years old, mainly caused by fatigue. The pain and limited movement caused by frozen shoulder can be treated with medication and functional exercise. For patients with frozen shoulder, in addition to the above conservative treatment, individuals should also pay attention to maintaining active and passive shoulder joint functional movements, including abduction, rotation, and rotation. The two typical exercise methods are climbing exercise and the second large loop exercise can cure frozen shoulder, and ideal shoulder joint function can be obtained after recovery from frozen shoulder.