COULD IT BE A FROZEN SHOULDER?
Frozen shoulders can be a bit sneaky.
They can develop slowly, sometimes after another injury or arrive suddenly for no obvious reason.
A Frozen Shoulder Is Characterised By:
> Severe shoulder pain at rest & activity
> Increasing active & passive stiffness – in all directions
> Normal imaging
> Night pain & unable to sleep on that side
ASSESS | Physiotherapists are trained to assess your painful & stiff shoulder & together with your doctor, plan & manage your rehabilitation through the phases.
TREATMENT | Physiotherapy treatment is effective when combined with other interventions such as a hydrodilatation or corticosteroid injection. This allows pain relief & a window to restore strength & range. Physiotherapy significantly improves anxiety around the condition, which is strongly linked to symptoms.
> supervised & progressive program
> supplemented with regular home program
> assisted strength & range program
> scapular mobility & coordination
> kinetic chain control & proprioception
DO YOU NEED HELP? | Please call us today.
> Hotdoc App
> www.sportsphysioclinic.com.au
> 9981 4099 Sydney Academy of Sport, Narrabeen
> 9418 2926 Philip Mall Kendall St, West Pymble
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