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Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis)
The tissue surrounding the shoulder joint stiffens, causing pain and making it hard to raise the arm as the range of motion narrows.
Even when MRI or X-ray appears normal, problems in muscles, ligaments, and tendons are often visible on ultrasound.
The tissue surrounding the shoulder joint stiffens, causing pain and making it hard to raise the arm as the range of motion narrows.
When the tendons that move the shoulder wear down or tear, raising the arm becomes painful and discomfort may worsen at night.
Calcium deposits in a tendon can cause sudden, severe pain and make it difficult to move the arm.
We follow a four-stage conservative approach: pain relief, reducing inflammation, restoring function, and preventing recurrence.