Classic Frozen Shoulder | Clinical Physio

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you so much Haroune! So glad you have been enjoying them!

[@naveensreekumari5847]

Nice video, as you know current evidence does not ‘endorse’ capsular pattern as diagnostic indicators. As per new guidelines, in terms of Ax, equal loss of active and passive ER and negative X-ray findings are the key indicators.

[@الشعيبعليالهمداني]

thank you .please continue with all cases of physiotherapy

[@lauraironstalksms]

Hello, thank you for your video. In your opinion, could you be more likely to get frozen shoulders if you have Multiple Sclerosis? Thanks

[@BollywoodBlissCouple]

Excellent video thanks!

[@kevinlawlor412]

I just had a procedure done on my shoulder called manipulation under anesthesia. It worked wonders for me.

[@laykay3778]

This was really concise and good... Thankyou soo much

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you for watching and for your kind words!

[@pielim4160]

thank you very much. Very precise very clear and informative.

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you so much PIE LIM

[@teresa985]

@@ClinicalPhysio After 7 yrs pf your video, do you have anything new to say, with regard to new found medical help? Im in 8th week of frozen shoulder & its painful.

[@GospelOfTimothy]

Is there any other cause of frozen shoulder other than adhesive capsulitis? I believe my shoulder is frozen because of chronic pain from torn tendons and ligaments

[@AngelekaL]

Excellent video!

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you so much!

[@rangwalasphysiotherapycentre-p]

Practical approach to treating Frozen shoulder. If possible please describe more exercises and manual techniques.

[@harounetetsu7345]

amazing man,keep going

[@sarahbengelcaisip2627]

Will it be a appropriate to introduce some strengthening exercise during the frozen stage such lat pull, scapular retraction & ER/IR w/ resistance band? Or do just focus on manual therapy and stretching? Thank you. 🙏🏻

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Absolutely Sarah! Since that video was released there is actually much more to come out about strengthening and how it might even be beneficial for the capsule!

[@panagiotiskapodistrias9817]

Thanks!

[@ClinicalPhysio]

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[@teresasugden466]

I had frozen shoulder in both shoulders., 3 yrs apart. My left shoulder had much worse pain and needed a steroid shot. Now 5 yrs later I have a broken radial head in my right elbow. I'm 60 now, so I believe the frozen shoulder syndrome is from menopause, hormones wacky and the tripping fall that broke my elbow is just from not paying attention. Either way, I'm tired of having to do physical therapy, but it's the only way to heal correctly.

[@cryptodash6349]

I injured my right shoulder in Sept 2021 and currently have this problem. MRI with Ortho shows no possible tears on the labrum or rotator cuff. It’s painful reaching for things, it feels like my biceps with tear, it’s extremely painful lifting my arm to the side. I have had a cortisone shot with no improvement pain and physical therapy for the past 8 months hasn’t improve mobility or pain. I have also developed a spasm of the shoulder which I call my Tourette shoulder. I am frustrated beyond believe!

[@ClinicalPhysio]

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[@mohammedseidbushira4272]

Well, I am a person who has been through difficult time because of shoulder, neck and arms plus chest Pain. Almost My entire upper body was in pain and was out of use due to injury while I was training with a very bad form. In short what I want to say is be careful with your mental health and not to get depressed because of the tough situation you are in don’t get frustrated and surly everything will pass.

[@Pentagathusosaurus]

If a patient is outside of the 40-60 age range but has diabetes or thyroid issues would you still consider frozen shoulder as a diagnosis or do these risk factors just increase the chances of someone within this age range developing frozen shoulder?

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Good question! Answer is specifically in the 40-60 age range… if they are 70 but have thyroid and diabetes issues, they won’t have frozen shoulder because of the age. Hope that makes sense

[@Pentagathusosaurus]

@@ClinicalPhysio yes it does, thank you very much

[@ClinicalPhysio]

@@Pentagathusosaurus no problem!

[@thehumanmechanic1174]

Good one...concise & to the point.... Keep up the good work !!!

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you so much Faiyaz! Really appreciate your kind comments!

[@thehumanmechanic1174]

+Clinical Physio Kindly upload more videos on XRay studies on various clinical conditions and fractures.. Both the videos were helpful. Thanks. Cheers !! from India

[@kavyaskoliwad2586]

Thank u so much

[@ClinicalPhysio]

You are very welcome!

[@ElizabethNonsuch]

I've had a 'frozen shoulder' for over 10 years. Had 3 steroid injections over the years but since I started lifting weights last week, it's really kicked it off again. Any suggestions? Thanks.

[@12000gp]

Let me know if you get any suggestions, I’m 7 years in and no better.

[@teresa985]

Im in 8th week. I came across health channels saying it gets better in and around 18 months but you people scare me.

[@annawild7117]

I had a saline dilation done, sorts it out quick smart. I recommend this, its quick painless

[@billiamc1969]

I sure hope this doesn't take me 18 months to get better...I am 7 weeks post shoulder surgery and just diagnosed with frozen shoulder

[@orexgabriel2448]

12-18 months recovery is very long. How one can accelerate the healing process?

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Hi Orex! That is the same question the medical world is still trying to answer today! As mentioned on the video, sometimes a procedure such as a hydrodilatation can reduce the thawing phase by speeding the process up but it doesnt change natural healing

[@nebojsa1976]

Who knows, maybe rosehips. Maybe collagen powder. Maybe Glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate. It seems to me this is inflammatory disorder so it should be focus on that, not too much on physical exercises but to heal it from inside through blood. Maybe Ultrasound that shakes the fibroid tissue off. Or one of these guns that are hitting your shoulder, who knows.

[@MrMrAzad]

awesome, you know what information we need to know!:D

[@ClinicalPhysio]

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[@donterror4619]

I love you sir

[@ClinicalPhysio]

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[@fm1344]

Please speak a little louder or bring the mic closer to your mouth. I used several different devices but it is still too low. Thank you for your fantastic work.

[@femidaelettil1002]

You should check your ears

[@nikhildeshmukh2164]

Yes this is correct

[@GospelOfTimothy]

I thought frozen shoulder was when the half to quarter inch of cartilage in the joint disappears and Bone rubs on bone.

[@ixxgxx]

2.5 years¿ hell not. my ortho dxed me with this but i don't buy it.. mri to tell.

[@ClinicalPhysio]

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[@12000gp]

I got diagnosed with this as a 33 year old, 7 years later and I’m still in the pain phase, starting to think I may have been misdiagnosed. 😂

[@ClinicalPhysio]

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[@12000gp]

@@ClinicalPhysio any suggestions for something else it could be? Also should add I’ve always had hyper mobile shoulder joints.

[@MrSpotmefly]

Same here. Diagnosed as FS by my physio in Oct21. Felt pain since July21. Stiff and limited range of movement as I write this in Nov21. I am 34. Gym goer. Lifts heavy. Medium frame

[@annawild7117]

Get saline dilation done!

[@LyndaCoulson64]

I was expecting to watch physiotheropy exercises!! not have chit chat about it all!!! I DON'T WANT TO GO TO A NHS PHYSIO THERAPYST!!!

[@BillLewis-jm3tv]

Lol

[@akoako7973]

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[@TalonNismo]

If you have this. Go to a chiropractor, or have a strong person yank your arm down till you feel a pop. Trust me it will feel weird but it will start the healing process.

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you for sharing!

[@janatintin5427]

maaf.alamatnya.pratek.