3. Introduction
• Also called Adhesive
Capsulitis.
• Stiffness & Pain in
Shoulder Joint
• Symptoms gradually
worsen over time & then
resolve, usually within 2-3
years
4. Symptoms
1. Freezing Stage
• Any shoulder movement
causes pain
• Shoulder ROM limited
• Last 6-9 months
2. Frozen Stage
• Pain begin to Diminish
• Shoulder becomes stiffer
& becomes more difficult
to use
• Last 4-12 months
3. Thawing Stage
• ROM of shoulder begins to
improve
• Last 6-12 months
5. Causes
Shoulder joint formed from Adhesive Capsule
Due to different reasons this capsule
Thickens & Tightens
Shoulder ROM restricts
Frozen Shoulder occurs
6. Risk Factors
1.Age & Sex
• Mostly 40yrs & above
• Female > Male
2. Systemic Disease
• Diabetes
• Thyroid Problems
• Tuberculosis
3.Immobility or Reduced
Mobility
• Rotator Cuff Injury
• Stroke
• Recover after Surgery
• Broken Arm
7. Diagnosis
1. First Stage
Physical Examination
2. Second Examination
To rule out other Problems like Arthritis,
Rotator Cuff Injury, etc
• X-rays
• Ultra Sound
• MRI
11. • Shoulder ROM exercises should be done properly
• Proper Physiotherapy Treatment should be taken
timely
• Proper follow up & treatment for any Systemic
Disease of our body
Prevention & Take Home Messages
Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States. It is third in men to lung and prostate cancer and third in women to lung and breast cancer; however, because it affects both genders, it is the second overall leading cause of death.
Colorectal cancer tends to develop first from benign polyps in a slow process, and once it has developed it spreads slowly. Colorectal cancer screening rates are lower than breast or prostate cancer, even though colorectal cancer is much more preventable than either.
Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States. It is third in men to lung and prostate cancer and third in women to lung and breast cancer; however, because it affects both genders, it is the second overall leading cause of death.
Colorectal cancer tends to develop first from benign polyps in a slow process, and once it has developed it spreads slowly. Colorectal cancer screening rates are lower than breast or prostate cancer, even though colorectal cancer is much more preventable than either.
Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States. It is third in men to lung and prostate cancer and third in women to lung and breast cancer; however, because it affects both genders, it is the second overall leading cause of death.
Colorectal cancer tends to develop first from benign polyps in a slow process, and once it has developed it spreads slowly. Colorectal cancer screening rates are lower than breast or prostate cancer, even though colorectal cancer is much more preventable than either.
