How to determine frozen shoulder

During the MRI examination of the shoulder joint, if edema of the ligaments and joint capsule around the shoulder joint is found, it can be diagnosed as frozen shoulder. Usually, active shoulder joint functional exercises are performed to pull the adhesions, contracted ligaments and joint capsules, restore the symptoms of shoulder pain, and restore the function of the shoulder joint. Frozen shoulder is also called frozen shoulder. The typical symptoms of this disease are shoulder pain, limited shoulder joint movement, and aggravated pain symptoms at night. For patients with suspected frozen shoulder, the condition can be determined in the following ways: If the patient has a history of such a disease in the past and similar symptoms appear at this time, the doctor will highly suspect that the patient has a recurrence of frozen shoulder.

How to cure frozen shoulder?

For the pain symptoms caused by frozen shoulder, patients can take oral nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as celecoxib capsules, diclofenac sodium sustained-release tablets, etoricoxib tablets, etc., combined with topical topical Voltaren ointment, Baimai ointment, etc., which have a good anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect. At the same time, combined with local physical therapy, such as ultrashort wave, shock wave, etc., it can also play a better therapeutic role. You can do self-massage. The steps and methods of self-massage are: use a healthy thumb and palm to press the front and outside of the affected shoulder joint from top to bottom, which takes one to two minutes. The thumb can be pressed locally and at the pain point for a period of time. Can frozen shoulder be cured? Most frozen shoulder can be cured.

Is hot compress effective for frozen shoulder?

Patients with frozen shoulder often have cold, cold, and painful shoulders. Usually, patients can relieve the pain to a certain extent by applying hot compresses at home or using hot air from a hair dryer. However, for patients with severe limited shoulder joint activity, such as being unable to comb their hair, or even eat or go to the toilet, we recommend that patients must go to a regular hospital for treatment and cannot simply apply hot compresses at home to avoid delaying the condition. There are many ways to apply hot compresses. For example, we use salt bags, hot water bags, hot towels, and some heating equipment to eliminate local muscle inflammation around the shoulder, promote blood circulation, and dredge the meridians. However, simple hot compresses are not good. We also need to encourage patients to exercise and take anti-inflammatory drugs. Vinegar hot compresses have a certain therapeutic effect on frozen shoulder.