How to cure frozen shoulder

As a common shoulder joint disease, the treatment of frozen shoulder requires a combination of methods to achieve the best results. Effective treatment strategies include rest and weight reduction, physical therapy, exercise therapy, medication and, if necessary, surgery.

Rest is the cornerstone of recovery from frozen shoulder. When pain is severe, patients should suspend activities and avoid overuse of the shoulder. At the same time, using tools such as shoulder straps can reduce the burden on the shoulders and prevent further injury.

Physical therapy plays an important role in relieving symptoms of frozen shoulder. Hot compresses, cold compresses, massage and electrotherapy can promote blood circulation, reduce inflammation and pain, and increase joint range of motion.

Exercise therapy is also indispensable, especially functional exercises for shoulder muscles. Through rehabilitation exercises such as finger climbing on the wall and elbow bending and throwing hands, the stability and flexibility of the shoulder joint can be enhanced.

In terms of drug treatment, a variety of drugs can be used in combination to relieve pain and inflammation. For example, NSAIDs such as ibuprofen extended-release capsules can effectively reduce pain and inflammation. In addition, Eperisone Hydrochloride Tablets can relieve skeletal muscle tension and improve blood flow, while Huoxue Analgesic Tablets can promote blood circulation and improve the therapeutic effect.

For patients with frozen shoulder whose long-term symptoms cannot be relieved, surgical treatment may be a necessary option. Rotator cuff repair surgery, arthroscopic surgery, etc. can effectively solve the adhesion and inflammation problems of the shoulder joint.

In summary, the treatment of frozen shoulder requires comprehensive consideration of the patient's condition and the use of diversified treatment methods to achieve pain relief and recovery of joint function.