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                     What is the best frozen shoulder treatment?
• Does frozen shoulder heal by itself? Should I see my doctor? Is surgery the only way for a permanent cure 
for frozen shoulder? These are the questions that keep haunting you every now and then. Here is the good 
news for you! Frozen shoulder can non-surgically heal by itself and provide permanent relief from 
symptoms. Our consultants in Medica Stem Cells will help you in healing the shoulder by itself. Before 
knowing about it more in detail, let us first explore the causes and symptoms of a frozen shoulder 
condition.
• Does frozen shoulder heal by itself? Should I see my doctor? Is surgery the only way for a permanent cure 
for frozen shoulder? These are the questions that keep haunting you every now and then. Here is the good 
news for you! Frozen shoulder can non-surgically heal by itself and provide permanent relief from 
symptoms. Our consultants in Medica Stem Cells will help you in healing the shoulder by itself. Before 
knowing about it more in detail, let us first explore the causes and symptoms of a frozen shoulder 
condition.
• restrictive with complete loss of rotatory movement of the shoulder joint. Typically, there is no finding in 
the patient’s history, clinical and radiological evaluation that can explain the pain or stiffness. Frozen 
shoulder is self-limiting and usually resolves within 12-36 months. But going through the pain without any 
proper treatment for a prolonged duration can be distressing.
Frozen Shoulder Treatment
Frozen shoulder often manifests in three stages:
Freezing stage or 
the painful stage
Frozen stage or 
the adhesive 
stage
Thawing stage or 
the last stage
What are the causes of frozen 
shoulder?
• The exact cause of frozen shoulder is still not known. However, people 
having diabetes or those who recently had to immobilise their 
shoulder for an extended period, mostly after surgery or after an arm 
fracture, are more prone to have frozen shoulder. 
Who are at risk of developing a 
frozen shoulder?
• Women, particularly over 40 years of age, are more prone to develop 
frozen shoulder.
• Manual workers
• Prolonged immobility or limited mobility of the shoulder joint mostly 
after an injury like rotator cuff injury, broken arm, stroke or recovery 
from surgery.
• People, who have a systemic ailment like diabetes, overactive thyroid 
or underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism), cardio-vascular disease, 
tuberculosis, parkinson’s disease.
How to diagnose frozen shoulder?
• Frozen shoulder is diagnosed initially by physical examination of the 
shoulder. Other additional diagnostic tools like, X-ray, ultrasound scan, 
or an MRI scan can be useful to study the internal structures. These 
diagnostic tools help to rule out other causes of pain and stiffness.
How to treat frozen shoulder?
• Medications for frozen shoulder treatment include administration of 
non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, oral glucocorticoids, and intra-
articular glucocorticoid injections. But conservative treatment helps 
to alleviate the symptoms only for a short duration. 
• Other frozen shoulder treatment methods include shoulder pain relief 
exercises, physiotherapy, corticosteroid injections, frozen shoulder 
surgery or regenerative medicine treatment.
 Regenerative Cell Therapy VS Conventional Treatment
•  Recently an innovative treatment method named Regenerative cell therapy has emerged as one of the most popular 
treatment methods for frozen shoulder pain treatment. The non-surgical regenerative cellular treatments for frozen 
shoulder are a safe and natural alternative to frozen shoulder surgery that utilises the intrinsic property of your 
regenerative cells to promote healing. This unique therapeutic approach not only manages the symptoms but also 
promote self-healing of the damaged tissues and other connecting structures.
• Unlike conventional treatment method, Regenerative cell therapy addresses the cause of the symptoms rather than merely 
masking the pain with painkillers. The clinical efficacy of Regenerative cellular treatments are published in peer-reviewed 
medical journals which are easily accessible to both the medical fraternity and for the patient. Usually, patients experience 
little to no downtime after undergoing Regenerative cell therapies for frozen shoulder treatment. 
• At Medica Stem Cells, we use PRP therapy or Plasma Rich Therapy, along with other Regenerative cellular therapies for 
frozen shoulder treatment. According to several research studies, it is noted that Platelet Rich Plasma or PRP works very 
well in treating damaged ligaments and tendons. 
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