MENOPAUSAL FROZEN SHOULDER: 

MENOPAUSAL FROZEN SHOULDER: 

WHAT TO KNOW

WHAT TO KNOW

Menopausal frozen shoulder

Is a painful and limiting condition that occurs when the capsule of the shoulder joint becomes inflamed.

Risk Factors for Menopausal Frozen Shoulder

– Arm fracture – Cervical disk disease – Diabetes – Genetics – Injury to the shoulder – Open heart surgery – Parkinson’s disease – Poor posture – Shoulder surgery – Thyroid imbalances – Tuberculosis

Symptoms of Frozen Shoulder

The primary symptoms of a menopausal frozen shoulder are pain and stiffness of the arm and shoulder area.

Diagnosis and Treatment for Frozen Shoulder

- NSAIDs - Corticosteroid injections - Physical therapy - Physical manipulation -Surgery - Treating underlying conditions

Preventing Frozen Shoulder

After surgery or injury to the arms or shoulders, regular stretching exercises supervised by a medical professional may help to keep the shoulders limber.

Preventing Frozen Shoulder

Regularly adding anti-inflammatory spices like ginger and turmeric to your recipes may also help prevent the formation of this ailment by preventing inflammation throughout the body.

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