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Flipping frozen shoulder - any remedies?

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kittylester Sat 31-Jan-15 15:34:28

I had a frozen shoulder about 5 years ago and didn't realise that they get better over two years whether you treat them or leave them alone. confused I spent a fortune on physiotherapy and sure enough, two years later, it was better!!

Anyway, it's back! angry I've found some exercises on the internet and I'm taking painkillers etc and using voltarol. Does anyone have any other suggestions? And, is it likely to keep occurring? And, if so, can I do anything to prevent it? And, what causes it?

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obieone Tue 27-Sept-16 19:06:06

Thanks for all the tips, help and links.

Friend couldnt make it to the doctor appointment. He was in too much pain.
He was taken to A&E. Cant write too much about his personal health, but hopefully they will sort out what is wrong with him now.
Sent friend the advice from on here.

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BlueBelle Wed 28-Sept-16 08:21:12

My frozen shoulder lasted 2 years almost to the day then disappeared like I n never had it that was about 10 years ago and not had a recurrence so far

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obieone Wed 28-Sept-16 09:45:14

Friend has been diagnosed with various things. Serious.
Thanks for all the help.

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NfkDumpling Wed 28-Sept-16 22:22:05

Sorry to hear that obieone. I do hope the hospital can sort it out successfully flowers

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phoenix Wed 28-Sept-16 22:41:53

Very sore point with me! Had a hospital appointment on Monday, really hoped there might be progress, but no, just a different set of exercises to do etc etc.

This has been going on since last October, first osteopath, had to stop that due to cost, then referral to physio, then Senior physio, now what is called "orthopaedic liaison/interface ", basically another bloody physio!!

Aaaarrrggghhh!

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