That could lead to the need for surgery. “This is a particular procedure for people who have frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulitis,” said Dr. Trevor Wilkes, an OrthoCincy orthopedic surgeon.

Frozen shoulder can be painful but it usually gets ... if you’re recovering from a medical condition like a stroke, or surgery like a mastectomy that keeps you from moving your arm.

Frozen shoulder is caused by trouble in the joint capsule, Gabriella Ode, MD, a sports medicine specialist and surgeon at the ...

You are more likely to get a frozen shoulder if you have diabetes. Recent trauma (surgery or arm fracture) can put you at a higher risk for a frozen shoulder. Heart disease, thyroid disease ...

Frozen shoulder can occur if the shoulder sits still for a long period of time, such as after an arm injury or surgery, Mayo Clinic noted. People with diabetes are also more susceptible ...

GURU Dr Shakeeb Ahmed Khan, a senior consultant physiotherapist, guides you on how to identify and treat pain and injuries ...

Frozen shoulder sometimes happens after an injury or surgery, but it often develops out of the blue. The condition occurs when the shoulder’s capsule becomes stiff and tight as adhesions—thick ...