Treatment of Frozen Shoulder at the award-winning Welling Homeopathy Clinics can help you get cured from frozen shoulder completely. The specially formulated homeopathy medicines for frozen shoulder are tailor-made based on the individual cause and duration of pain. The treatment for Frozen Shoulder has been developed after exhaustive in-house research and studies. Meet our specialists to know if you too can be cured of Frozen Shoulder with our tailor-made for you Homeopathy treatment of Frozen Shoulder.
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- Custom-made Homeopathy medicines for frozen shoulder are proven to work in our patients from 108 countries,
- 81-Year-Old Legacy of Welling family in practicing Homeopathy, built on trust, quality, assurance of cure,
- The homeopathy treatment for frozen shoulder can help you stop the pain of frozen shoulder and relax the movements,
- The treatment can help you get cured of frozen shoulder completely,
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Call +91 8080 850 950 to book an appointment or to consult and order online. Consult our specialists today for a detailed evaluation and to start your customized Homeopathy medicines for frozen shoulder.
What is Frozen Shoulder
Frozen Shoulder is a condition that occurs when the tendons of your rotator cuff become stuck or frozen due to inflammation. This can cause pain and stiffness around your shoulder joint. The tendonitis may be caused by overuse, injury, arthritis, infection, or other conditions. If you have been diagnosed with this condition, it’s important for you to seek treatment as soon as possible. You should also avoid activities that require repetitive motions such as lifting heavy objects, using vibrating tools, playing sports, etc.
Do you have Frozen Shoulder?
In case you’ve got a frozen shoulder, then you realize how bothersome the pain and restricted mobility in your shoulder and arm could be. It might appear nearly impossible to achieve simple tasks like bathing and dressing. A frozen shoulder appears to emerge from nowhere. Frequently there is little if any harm, and there are no particular shoulder evaluations to find out when you’ve got a frozen shoulder. The indication of a frozen shoulder is not difficult to spot: the restricted, painful assortment of movement on your shoulder.
What Causes Frozen Shoulder?
Frozen Shoulder is caused by deposits on both outer surfaces of the shoulder joint. This condition makes it hard for your doctor to do diagnostic tests such as an X-ray because they are unable to get full view of your bones. It also restricts the movement around your arm joints making normal movement difficult and painful for you. Most cases are idiopathic or meaning there is no known cause. There are other cases that have been linked to the following:
Pain produced by frozen shoulder is non-inflammatory in nature unlike other types of joint pain which may be caused by swelling or redness. This condition happens when the capsule around your shoulder swells and produces a thick layer of fluid as well as adhesions on its surface. Adhesions can also present in the space between the coracoid process and humerus bone at the front part of your shoulder joint causing pain.
In case you’ve got a hormonal imbalance, diabetes, or a weakened immune system, then you might be more prone to joint swelling. A lengthy period of inactivity because of an injury, sickness, or operation makes you more vulnerable to inflammation and adhesions, which are groups of tissue that is stiff. In severe cases, scar tissue may form. This seriously limits your assortment of movement. Normally, the illness takes two to eight weeks to grow.
Types of Frozen Shoulder
Primary frozen shoulder is “out of the blue” frozen shoulder, occurring without any obvious connection to any other condition.
Secondary cases appear to follow other medical problems, such as an injury to the area, the onset of diabetes, or even surgery that has nothing to do with the shoulder. Both types probably involve the same underlying vulnerability, but some triggers are more obvious than others.
Who can get Frozen Shoulder?
The condition is more likely to occur in middle age and is more common in women.
If you have diabetes, your risk for the condition is three times greater.
Others at risk include:
- people who must wear a shoulder sling for a long period after an injury or surgery
- people must remain still for long periods of time due to a recent stroke or surgery
- people with thyroid disorders
Symptoms of Frozen Shoulder
Frozen shoulder typically develops slowly, and in three stages. Each stage can last a number of months.
- Freezing stage. Any movement of your shoulder causes pain, and your shoulder’s range of motion starts to become limited.
- Frozen stage. Pain may begin to diminish during this stage. However, your shoulder becomes stiffer, and using it becomes more difficult.
- Thawing stage. The range of motion in your shoulder begins to improve.
For some people, the pain worsens at night, sometimes disrupting sleep.
Diagnosis of Frozen Shoulder
If you feel stiffness and pain in your shoulder, see your doctor at Welling Clinics. A physical examination will help to assess your range of motion. Your doctor will observe as you perform specific movements and measure the range of motion of the shoulder, such as touching your opposite shoulder with your hand.
A few tests may also be necessary. Your doctor might do a magnetic resonance imaging scan (MRI) to rule out a tear in your rotator cuff or other pathology. X-rays may also be taken to check for arthritis or other abnormalities.
Best Treatment Options For Frozen Shoulder
There are different types of treatments for frozen shoulder. The first is a conservative treatment, which includes exercises to decrease pain and improve range of motion. The second is an injection into the joint with corticosteroids or anesthetic, which has limited efficacy but can be helpful in some cases. The third is arthroscopic debridement, which consists of removing the tissue from the arthritic joint. This type of surgery does not seem to be very helpful in most cases
The fourth type of treatment for frozen shoulder is dry needling. Dry needling has been found to be effective in many patients, but it can only be used as a standalone therapy and will not work if there are other underlying conditions present like the presence of inflammation present in the joint. In addition, dry needling should not be used in patients with prior shoulder surgery. Dry needling is done using one session per week for four weeks and then 3-4 times a month thereafter to stay active.
The first step in dry needle treatment is locating the exact area of pain using clinical reasoning or palpation of the affected tissue, which can be painful at this stage. Then, using a very thin acupuncture needle that penetrates body tissues without causing any damage to cells deep within the layers of muscle and fascia, that area will be stimulated through different techniques including myofascial release (involving short, quick strokes), transferring tension (by stretching connective tissue) and cross fiber techniques (by isolating and lengthening single muscle fibers).
In order to perform cross-fiber techniques for frozen shoulder, the patient needs to be lying down on his or her back while the clinician applies moderate pressure on the point using his hand. The needle will then be inserted percutaneously in a direction perpendicular to the skin towards that painful area. This process of needling should last approximately four minutes and is repeated 5 times at each point. However, there is no clear evidence demonstrating whether it is more effective to insert needles just once or multiple times during a session.
Homeopathy Treatment of Frozen Shoulder
You can leave a frozen shoulder untreated, but the pain and stiffness can remain for up to many years troubling you every day. A combination of the treatments can speed up your recovery. But before that visiting an expert Homeopath at any Welling Clinics branch or chatting with one of our consultants online is necessary to get the right assessment and to know if you can be helped by our specially formulated treatment for Frozen Shoulder.
Homeopathic Remedies for Frozen Shoulder
Commonly prescribed Homeopathic remedies for Frozen Shoulder by our specialists are :
- Rhus toxicodendron: This medicine is indicated when the pain and stiffness of the frozen shoulder are worse in the morning and after rest, but improve with motion and warmth. There may also be tearing or burning pains, and the affected area may feel hot and swollen. Rhus tox is also useful when the symptoms are brought on by overuse or injury.
- Bryonia alba: Bryonia is indicated when the pain of the frozen shoulder is worse with motion and better with rest. There may be a stitching or tearing pain, and the affected area may feel hot and swollen. The person may also be irritable and thirsty for large quantities of water.
- Causticum: Causticum is indicated when the frozen shoulder is accompanied by a sensation of stiffness and tension in the affected area. The pain may be tearing or burning, and the person may experience weakness or trembling in the arm. The symptoms may be worse in cold, damp weather.
- Arnica montana: Arnica is indicated when the frozen shoulder is the result of an injury or trauma, such as a fall or blow to the shoulder. There may be a bruised or sore feeling, and the pain may be worse at night. The affected area may also feel numb or tingly.
- Kalmia latifolia: Kalmia is indicated when the pain of the frozen shoulder extends down the arm, with a feeling of numbness or tingling. The pain may be stitching or shooting, and may be accompanied by stiffness or weakness in the affected area. The symptoms may be worse at night and in cold, damp weather.
Homeopathic remedies for frozen shoulder should be selected based on the individual’s symptoms and constitution, and should be taken under the guidance of a qualified homeopath.
Homeopathic Treatment of Frozen Shoulder in Mumbai
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