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Frozen shoulder, medical term "adhesive capsulitis", describes a condition causing loss of motion and severe pain in your shoulder. This pain and loss of motion continues until eventually you are unable to perform normal activities of daily living such as brushing or washing your hair, reaching into cabinets, or fastening your bra. A frozen shoulder most often involves one shoulder at a time, however a smaller percent of sufferers develop this condition in the opposite shoulder as well. As bad as the above sounds, you CAN learn how to treat frozen shoulder in a safe and effective way.
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You may have tried various methods to overcome your pain and loss of function including injections, rubs, medicine, acupuncture, or just toughing it out, only to find the pain returning once again, or actually get worse! What's even more frustrating is that you may have spent a mint on products which don't help in the least!
You can get rid of your frozen shoulder pain and stiffness with the proper exercise and stretching. Tried that already? Your chiropractor and physical therapist didn't help? This is not uncommon as most clinicians are trained to treat generalized joint stiffness such as following a broken arm or a sprained muscle. In this case even the best shoulder exercise will do no good if it is not specific to treat frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulitis.
Frozen shoulder must addressed with specific exercises, performed at the right time, under the right conditions (reps, intensity, speed, etc...). In other words, you most likely wouldn't let a Volkswagen mechanic work on your prize Shelby Mustang just because he works on cars.
Now if you truly want to learn to treat frozen shoulder effectively and finally get your life back, then learn from someone who specializes in this condition and has had proven success with his techniques and instruction. Frozen Shoulder Exercise And Treatment
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