What are the causes of adhesive frozen shoulder?

Adhesive frozen shoulder mainly occurs in the late stage of frozen shoulder, so this also tells us that if we find ourselves suffering from frozen shoulder, we cannot delay treatment, because only timely discovery and timely treatment measures can reduce the harm.

1. Adhesion occurs in the late stage of frozen shoulder. During the adhesion stage of frozen shoulder, there will be extensive pathological changes such as soft tissue fiber adhesion thickening, ligament contracture and sclerosis, which will limit the active and passive movements of the shoulder joint in all directions. Joint mobilization can be used. Joint mobilization is based on the biomechanical principles of joint movement. What should be done with shoulder periarthritis adhesion? Use techniques such as sliding, turning, rotating and separating traction on the joint surface to relieve pain. Promote synovial fluid activity, enhance nutrition of articular cartilage and avascular areas of articular fibrocartilage, loosen tissue adhesions, enhance body feedback, help subside inflammation, and restore shoulder joint function to normal.

2. Other disease factors: For example, cervical spondylosis is currently more common. Because the neck and shoulders are closely connected, it is inevitable that the shoulders will be affected when an attack occurs, causing the muscles and other tissues around the shoulder joints to be in a state of tension for a long time, affecting blood circulation, and thus causing inflammatory lesions due to factors such as poor blood flow. Wind, cold and dampness: Cold stimulation causes local vasoconstriction dysfunction, blood obstruction, and thus causes aseptic inflammation. Trauma: For example, sudden braking while riding in a vehicle may cause excessive range of shoulder motion, resulting in traction injury to the soft tissue. If there is no effective treatment, adhesions may easily occur due to the tearing of the soft tissue, thereby inducing adhesive periarthritis of the shoulder.

3. Finally, I would like to remind everyone: If you find that you have frozen shoulder, you need to actively seek treatment and do not delay the disease. The current methods for treating frozen shoulder mainly include analgesic drug therapy, physical therapy, massage therapy, etc. Generally, doctors will choose appropriate treatment methods for patients based on their physical conditions. Patients should actively cooperate during the treatment to achieve good treatment results.