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Frozen Shoulder Dos and Don'ts

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Frozen Shoulder Dos and Don'ts: Tips and Prevention

What you should Do for Frozen Shoulder

Woman sleeping on her back and placing a small pillow under the arm of her affected frozen shoulder

Sleeping on your back is often the most comfortable position to avoid placing pressure on the affected shoulder. As such, you can keep the shoulder in a neutral position,

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Woman doctor in uniform behind her desk: check with healthcare expert for frozen shoulder.

Consult with your healthcare provider as soon as you notice symptoms or discomfort in your shoulder to do a proper diagnosis. Your doctor or orthopedic can accordingly

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Man suffering from frozen shoulder using a support bandage to stabilize the shoulder.

A shoulder wrap or holder can help support and stabilize the shoulder, reducing strain and providing comfort. It can be particularly helpful during activities that might

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Woman doing resistance band exercise, stretching her arms and shoulders to treat frozen shoulder.

Before starting any rehabilitation program or exercises, it is important to consult with a healthcare provider or physical therapist. They can recommend specific movements that

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Frozen Shoulder Prevention

Maintain balanced nutrition

A balanced diet can help prevent frozen shoulder by supporting overall joint health, reducing inflammation, and maintaining strong muscles and connective tissues, which helps

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Maintain shoulder strength and flexibility

Regularly performing gentle shoulder stretches and strengthening exercises is crucial for keeping the shoulder joint flexible and functional. These exercises help maintain the

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Stay hydrated

Staying hydrated is very important to maintain joint lubrication and keep them functioning smoothly. Thus, it is recommended to drink about 3.7 liters (125 ounces) of

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