What are the manifestations and symptoms of periarthritis of shoulder?

Frozen shoulder can cause great damage to our body, but many people will also encounter more troublesome problems. After suffering from shoulder pain, they don’t know how to diagnose frozen shoulder. In fact, to diagnose frozen shoulder, it is necessary to determine the cause first. The history of long-term strain, cold shoulders, tissue lesions, pain caused by wind and cold, and pain in the shoulder joint once the temperature changes are all important information for diagnosing frozen shoulder.

1. Shoulder strain and trauma is one of the causes of frozen shoulder. Long-term shoulder strain can cause slow damage to the shoulder soft tissue and accelerate its degeneration. For example, shoulder fracture, dislocation and soft tissue injury will cause bleeding of the shoulder soft tissue on the one hand, and on the other hand, due to the need for treatment, the shoulder must be fixed for a long time, which will cause inflammation of the shoulder tissue and form adhesions.

2. Wind, cold, dampness and pathogenic factors are a kind of external stimulation. Wind, cold and dampness can cause muscle tissue and small blood vessels to contract. Prolonged muscle contraction can produce more metabolic products, which can stimulate muscle tissue and cause spasm. Over time, it can cause fibrous degeneration of muscle cells and muscle contraction dysfunction, leading to various symptoms. Therefore, keeping warm in daily life, especially avoiding cold shoulders, is helpful in preventing periscapulohumeral periarthritis.

3. Degeneration of shoulder soft tissue: This disease usually occurs in the middle-aged and elderly people with declining physical fitness. Due to the decline in physical fitness, degeneration causes the shoulder periarticular tissue to become congested, edematous, hypertrophic, and thick, and the tissue is lacking...

1. Shoulder strain and trauma is one of the causes of frozen shoulder. Long-term shoulder strain can cause slow damage to the shoulder soft tissue and accelerate its degeneration. For example, shoulder fracture, dislocation and soft tissue injury will cause bleeding of the shoulder soft tissue on the one hand, and on the other hand, due to the need for treatment, the shoulder must be fixed for a long time, which will cause inflammation of the shoulder tissue and form adhesions.

2. Wind, cold and dampness are external stimuli. They can cause muscle tissue and small blood vessels to contract. Prolonged muscle contraction can produce more metabolic products, which can stimulate muscle tissue and cause spasms. Over time, it can cause fibrous degeneration of muscle cells and muscle contraction dysfunction, leading to various symptoms. Therefore, keeping warm in daily life, especially avoiding cold shoulders, is helpful in preventing periscapulohumeral periarthritis.

3. Degeneration of shoulder soft tissue: This disease usually occurs in middle-aged and elderly people with declining physical fitness. Due to the decline in physical fitness, degeneration causes congestion, edema, hypertrophy, and thickening of the shoulder periarticular tissues, and the lack of elasticity of the tissues, which limits the movement of the glenohumeral joint.

Under normal circumstances, you can apply Miao, Fuyang, Shengfujian and Letie externally. They are suitable for people of all ages and will not recur. They also have a preventive effect after recovery.