Conditions Treated
Frozen Shoulder
Progressive stiffness and pain that severely restricts shoulder movement.
Overview
Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) typically affects adults 40–60, and is more common in patients with diabetes or thyroid disease.
Symptoms
- Gradually worsening pain, especially at night
- Loss of both active and passive movement
- Difficulty reaching overhead or behind the back
Causes & risk factors
- Idiopathic (most common)
- Diabetes, thyroid disorders
- Post-injury or post-surgical stiffness
Treatment options
- Guided physiotherapy and stretching
- Hydrodilatation and intra-articular injections
- Arthroscopic capsular release for resistant cases
About this condition
Frozen Shoulder — frequently asked questions
Patient stories
Patients on getting the right diagnosis
Real experiences from people who chose Dr. L. Tomar for their joint care.
“I had been told to 'live with it'. A proper evaluation identified what was actually treatable — and what wasn't.”
“Getting the right diagnosis for my groin pain took years. Once identified, treatment was straightforward and effective.”
“Non-surgical care worked for me — bracing, PRP and physiotherapy. Surgery was never rushed into.”
Names shortened and photos withheld to protect patient privacy. Individual results vary based on condition, age and overall health.
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