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frozen shoulder
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frozen shoulder

Acute pain and reduced mobility in the shoulder joint. It is a common condition that may follow injury, overuse, stroke, or heart attack, or may develop for no apparent reason. It is notoriously intractable but analgesics, exercise or manipulation, and sometimes a corticosteroid injection are among treatments used to ease pain and restore mobility.



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Adhesive capsulitis of the shoulder is a disorder frequently encountered by primary health care professionals.
I mean, there's miracle shoulder patches, doctors advertising surgery, and therapists proclaiming their one-of-a-kind method for instantly curing adhesive capsulitis.
Nicholson GG (1985) The effects of passive joint mobilisation on pain and hypomobility associated with adhesive capsulitis of the shoulder.
 
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