Common Signs of Each Stage in Frozen Shoulder

Freezing Stage (0-3 months)

Increasing pain and stiffness: Gradual onset of pain and stiffness in the shoulder joint.

Frozen Stage (3-9 months)

Limited mobility: Significant reduction in range of motion, making everyday activities challenging.

Pain at rest: Pain persists even at rest, disrupting sleep and daily life.

Thawing Stage (9-15 months)

Gradual improvement: Slow improvement in range of motion and reduction in pain.

Increased flexibility: Gradual increase in flexibility and mobility.

Common signs throughout stages

Pain radiating to arm: Pain may radiate to the arm, making it difficult to perform tasks.

Stiffness and rigidity: Shoulder joint stiffness and rigidity, making movement challenging.

Limited rotation: Difficulty rotating the shoulder joint, affecting daily activities.

Pain worsens at night: Pain often worsens at night, disrupting sleep patterns.

10. Impact on daily activities: Frozen shoulder significantly impacts daily activities, such as dressing and grooming.

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