Help for Frozen Shoulder

A coordinated approach to treatment may reduce recovery time.

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With a combination of therapies, you can restore range of motion in a frozen shoulder.
If you have pain and stiffness in your shoulder, you may think you have a rotator cuff injury, tendi­nitis or osteo­arthritis. But there’s another possibility. Adhesive capsulitis, commonly called frozen shoulder, causes similar symptoms. Once frozen shoulder starts, it can take up to two years to fully recover. Jason Genin, DO, and the Tendinopathy Evaluation Assessment […]
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