Suffering From Frozen Shoulder?


Man suffering from Frozen ShoulderFrozen shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis) can be described by severe pain and stiffness in one of a person's shoulder joints. This shoulder condition is called frozen shoulder because the pain can get so extreme that a person does not want to move their shoulder and it cannot move past a certain point. Typically, people between the ages of 40 and 70 years old may experience frozen shoulder. Frozen shoulder can occur for several reasons including injury, repeated use, and after shoulder surgery when the muscles and tissues are weak. Frozen shoulder is an extreme form of decreased mobility in the shoulder.

CHIROPRACTIC CARE FOR FROZEN SHOULDER

Chiropractic care can be effective in treating frozen shoulder by adjusting subluxations to allow clear communication from the nerves to the shoulders. At Back Pain, Neck Pain & Headache Relief Center of Pleasanton, our chiropractor knows exactly which vertebrae are connected to the shoulder and what can be done to help relieve your frozen shoulder symptoms.

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Chiropractic for Frozen Shoulder FAQs

Yes, chiropractic care can help improve shoulder mobility and reduce pain from frozen shoulder. Treatment focuses on restoring proper joint mechanics in the shoulder girdle and addressing compensatory patterns at Back Pain, Neck Pain & Headache Relief Center of Pleasanton.

Chiropractic addresses joint restrictions, muscle tightness, and movement dysfunction contributing to frozen shoulder. We also assess related areas like the neck and upper back that affect shoulder function.

We use gentle mobilization techniques, soft tissue therapy, and specific adjustments to improve range of motion. Treatment is gradually progressed based on your tolerance and stage of frozen shoulder.

Frozen shoulder typically requires 12-20 sessions over several months. Recovery time varies by stage and individual healing response. We reassess progress regularly at our Pleasanton chiropractic center.

We utilize gentle joint mobilization, soft tissue release, stretching protocols, and home exercises. Treatment intensity increases as your shoulder mobility improves through recovery stages.

Many patients seeking conservative care find relief through chiropractic treatment. While surgery is sometimes necessary, chiropractic offers a non-invasive option for improving mobility and reducing pain.

We provide specific pendulum swings, wall walks, and gentle stretching protocols. Consistent home exercise is essential for frozen shoulder recovery and maintaining gains between office visits.

Treatment is generally not painful. We work within your comfortable range of motion, gradually progressing as your shoulder heals. You should communicate any discomfort during sessions.

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