I had 2 injections and Lidocaine patches were the only thing that helped me sleep. This is a terrible condition and wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy.

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In Sweden they have removed those patches :( so sad about that.

Sir thanks for educating us. This presentation is very informative.

Omg! Exactly! That lightening pain. Thanks for explaining this. I thought it was just me….

Thank you so much! I agree that education is everything. I was told it could take a year but i was never told a diagnosis. Apparently it’s difficult to diagnose but here you say that if the pain is not deep inside the front of the shoulder while attempting to do external rotation but instead it is in the lateral aspect of the shoulder then it is more likely to be a rotator cuff tear or tendinitis. I will discuss with my orthopedist in trying to figure out if cortisone will be helpful in either case. Great presentation doc! Thank you again. ❤

This is one great orthopedic surgeon. Thank you for such thorough explanation. Many clinicians automatically recommend PT evaluation. I found the typical exercises recommended by PT aren’t helpful to ‘thawing’ the tight muscles nor alleviating the pain during the first 2 stages. The steroid injection offers some relief (decreasing the inflammation).

Thanks for your explanation on this.

Think I have this now. Going to Ortho. CRNP soon. PT thought it was this.

Thank you for the info.

Thank you very much for your explanantion. You gave me some hope that it ends someday.

Thank you so much

I have experienced this a few times.

I broke my shoulder march 2022 and now they want to do a surgery for frozen shoulder over a year later. I have been in pt over a year. I also had a nerve surgery in my forearm last fall. I had an mri last august