PAINFUL SHOULDER / FROZEN SHOULDER TREATMENT
It is not always clear why a patient develops shoulder complaints except it is due to trauma. In general, the pain prevents the patient from sleeping on the affected side. The localization and radiation pattern of the pain can provide an indication as to whether one is dealing with a primary disease of the shoulder joint or with a cause external to the joint. Degenerative disease and overuses are the common in shoulder pain along with some inflammatory diseases.
The shoulder is comprised of three bones: the humerus, scapula and calvicle. The shoulder is a very mobile joint and receives minimal stability from the bony structures. The soft tissue of the shoulder, including the rotator cuff muscles and joint capsule, function to help provide stability to the most mobile shoulder joint.
RISK FACTORS
SYMPTOMS
DIAGNOSIS
Based on your symptoms and examination (movements restriction) of your shoulder, x-rays or MRI of the shoulder (as per requirement) will give the diagnosis.
SHOULDER PAIN WITH LIMITED RANGE OF MOVEMENTS
SHOULDER PAIN WITHOUT LIMITED RANGE OF MOVEMENT
SHOULDER PAIN WITHOUT LIMITED RANGE OF MOVEMENT DUE TO PROBLEM OUTSIDE SHOULDER
TREATMENT : CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT
INTERVENTIONAL MANAGEMENT
When conservative management is not giving satisfactory outcome and there is no indication of surgical management, Interventional therapy is the best choice.
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