Specific medicine for treating frozen shoulder

Once frozen shoulder causes shoulder pain and inconvenience in movement, it is generally treated as soon as possible. Western medicine treats frozen shoulder with the following drugs: Inflammatory pain, with anti-inflammatory pain effects, 20 mg orally per day, after meals, small drug doses, few times, and milder adverse reactions than aspirin, commonly used drugs, but can still cause ulcer bleeding, ulcer patients, breastfeeding women, children are prohibited. Frozen shoulder is a common clinical disease, the condition is not very serious, you can take blood circulation analgesic tablets, diclofenac sodium, glucosamine capsules three drugs, you can also infusion treatment for a period of time, using two drugs, Xuesetong, lornoxicam. Frozen shoulder is the abbreviation of frozen shoulder, which is a disease of chronic degenerative lesions of soft tissues and joint capsules around the shoulder, often caused by trauma, tenosynovitis, bursitis, trauma can also be a common cause of frozen shoulder.

Can cervical spondylosis and periarthritis of the shoulder be cured by plaster?

Physical therapy and exercise therapy can also be used appropriately to increase the strength of bone joint muscles, avoid worsening of the disease, maintain a good living condition, and help the recovery of the disease. Taking anti-inflammatory analgesics can relieve pain. Patients with frozen shoulder also need to climb walls to exercise shoulder joint activities and restore shoulder joint function. Frozen shoulder caused by cervical spondylosis is mostly caused by cervical spondylosis or cervical spondylosis of nerve roots.

What should I do if my muscles atrophy occurs due to frozen shoulder?

While treating frozen shoulder, we must actively cooperate with the functional exercises of the shoulder joint, whether it is wall climbing training, which can also be called wall-touching high training, or active and passive shoulder joint movement, which can effectively prevent muscle atrophy in patients with frozen shoulder, and can also play an obvious auxiliary therapeutic role, so that frozen shoulder can recover quickly. This long-term incurable condition will lead to shoulder muscle wasting because the patient will have limited shoulder joint movement, and muscle wasting will lead to shoulder muscle atrophy. There is no particularly good method for this situation, and there is no drug that can promote muscle atrophy. The muscle atrophy of patients with frozen shoulder is mainly due to the fact that the muscle part cannot be normally stressed for a long time, resulting in waste and atrophy.