Luton Chinese Medicine
Shoulder Pain vs Frozen Shoulder
Distinguishing between Rotator Cuff Tendon Pain & Frozen Shoulder
Frozen Shoulder, known as Adhesive Capsulitis is a common condition seen in our clinic. It affects mostly ages 40- 60 especially women. It usually has a gradual onset & gets worse with time. It has 3 stages and if caught early enough the subsequent stage may be prevented through conservative therapy.
1) Stage one- the freezing stage can last 6-9 months where a lot of pain and stiffness is experienced
2) Stage two- can also last for 6-9 months where the pain reduces but great stiffness is still present.
3) the third stage may on average take two or more years - This is where the condition seems to improve by itself over time. However if the diagnosis is made early enough and treated,the condition could be managed quicker. Contact the Shifa Pain Relief Clinic to book an appointment for modern acupuncture or other modality go resolve your health issue,if you suffer from frozen shoulder.
Shoulder Tendonitis - Rotator Cuff Tears
In Shoulder tendonitis it is because weakness in power of the shoulder girdle, that the range of movement is restricted. Patients experience a weakness in the rotator cuffs. Primarily it is the supraspoinatous that is usually found tight, however it could be any of the rotator cuffs. Rotator cuff tears usually happen through trauma as you get older, and the onset is normally sudden. Contact the Shifa pain relief clinic for managing the rotator cuff pain through modern acupuncture and other natural methods of conservative treatment. Call 01582 206 366 OR 07956 553417