Frozen Shoulder is a painful condition involving stiffness and restricted movement of the shoulder joint.
It often develops gradually and may last for months or longer.
Frozen Shoulder may be associated with:
Sometimes no clear cause is identified.
Diagnosis is generally based on history and physical examination. Imaging may be used to exclude other causes of shoulder pain.
Management may include physiotherapy, stretching and mobility exercises, pain management, corticosteroid injections in selected cases, and other interventions when required.
The consultation may explore pain location, movement restriction, specific movements that aggravate symptoms, position, night pain, previous injury, associated symptoms, and overall health.
Dr. Kamlesh Suryawanshi brings 20+ years of clinical experience to individualized consultations focused on detailed case understanding.
Persistent or severe shoulder pain should receive appropriate medical evaluation.
Can you no longer raise your arm comfortably?
Has reaching overhead, dressing, or sleeping on one side become painful?
Frozen Shoulder can gradually restrict movement and interfere with everyday independence.
At Take Care Homoeopathy, we carefully assess both the pain and the specific pattern of movement restriction.
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