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VIDEO – Exercises to Ease Frozen Shoulder Discomfort
Tyler Krausert, Doctor of Physical Therapy at Excel Physical Therapy in Oshkosh, continues his series of videos on Frozen Shoulder (adhesive capsulitis). He demonstrates some simple exercises that can be done at home to treat a frozen shoulder.
Learn more about how frozen shoulder can cause pain.
Related videos in our Frozen Shoulder series:
Read full blogVIDEO – Do I Have Frozen Shoulder?
Dr Zachary Vandenberg, physical therapist at Excel Physical Therapy shows some simple movements that you can do to determine if you have shoulder tightness which may be a sign of frozen shoulder also known as adhesive capsulitis. If you have shoulder tightness or pain call Excel Physical Therapy in Oshkosh, Wisconsin to schedule an evaluation of your shoulder.
Learn more about how frozen shoulder can cause pain.
Read full blogVIDEO – What is Frozen Shoulder?
Dr. Zach Vandenberg, at Excel Physical Therapy Oshkosh, discusses frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) a common source of shoulder tightness and pain. A frozen shoulder can begin after a surgery or injury but can also occur for no clear reason but some individuals are at higher risk for developing this problem. It can result in severe pain with progression into tightness and significant loss of shoulder motion, making even simple activities difficult. Future videos cover simple tests that you can do to help determine if you have this shoulder problem.
Read full blogWhat is Frozen Shoulder and How Does it Cause Pain?
Do I have Frozen Shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)?
Shoulder pain is one of the most common reasons for people to visit a physical therapist second only low back pain and neck pain. There are many different reasons why people can have shoulder pain, including rotator cuff pathology, impingement, arthritis and frozen shoulder. The focus of this article will be on frozen shoulder, which is also known as adhesive capsulitis (use that to sound smart at your next get together).
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