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Frozen joint right shoulder pain
Frozen joint will Matrix rythmus theropy help in reducing the pain and how can I get this treatment and where?
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Frozen shoulder treatment depends on grades of frozen shoulder .
isometric and ROM exercises will b helpful
No need of matrix
Use ice pack
Next Steps
Consult a physiotherapist for proper exercise guidance and treatment
Health Tips
Avoid sleeping on painful shoulder
Avoid jerky movements
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Looking at research there is only case study for effectiveness of Matrix Rhythmus therapy in frozen shoulder. This is low evidence.
True frozen shoulder has different stages. Hence if you are out of the painful stage physiotherapy mobilisation and exercises can help.
Are you diabetic? Have you had any injury prior to this pain in the same shoulder.
Next Steps
you could try rhythmus however they are not necessarily evidence based.
Health Tips
please do an exercise routine along with it as without exercises the chances of it helping are minimal.
However true Frozen shoulder in the painful stage (initial phase) is self limiting......
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