Thread: Frozen Shoulder
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Old 17-05-2006, 09:32   #11
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Re: Frozen Shoulder

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Originally Posted by carlingman
Thanks, that’s why me Drs appointment is so far away as the Senior Practice partner is approaching retirement and only works two days a week and is an orthopaedic specialist for the last thirty years and knows my full case history.

I have had three operations under his guidance in my younger days on my hips and have had them pinned etc and been warned due to the family history will at some point in later life be prone to rheumatoid arthritis.
This illustrates why taking a full history is so important. It seems you may have some form of predisposition to inflammation/soft tissue conditions and this would influence the management of your shoulder depending on what it is.

Let us know how you get on at the Drs....
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