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Information and treatment options to help you manage and overcome bouts of Frozen Shoulder.
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Helping To Heal Frozen Shoulder
Frozen Shoulder is the one more misunderstood musculoskeletal conditions. The common belief is that Frozen Shoulder is idiopathic in nature (meaning, it does have a true cause). While this may be true to a certain extent, there are a number of risk factors for developing Frozen Shoulder that people need to be aware of.
Diabetics are very prone to developing the condition. It is estimated that 20% to 27% of diabetics will develop a frozen Shoulder at some point in their life. In addition, those with thyroid issues and underlying autoimmune dysfunctions are at a high risk of developing a Frozen Shoulder.
So what can be done about Frozen Shoulder?
Well first, addressing the underlying causes as noted above will be the first step. Second, you will want to focus on getting a consistent supply of blood flow to the shoulder joint capsule in order to to help the body remodel the scar tissue deposits that build up - back into a more healthy Type 1 collagen. It is a process and it takes time, but with the right tools (like the Shoulder T Shellz Wrap) and key stretches, you can begin to overcome this very stubborn condition.
