Thread: Frozen Shoulder
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Old 27-05-2006, 02:07   #12
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Re: Frozen Shoulder

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Originally Posted by Salu
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....
Update - went to quacks on Thursday and had thorough examination plus sent for x ray.

Results phoned back to me tonight and he can find no abnormalities with the x ray and suspects it may have been reoccurence of frozen shoulder.

As it is now all the numbness has gone completely and I only get the odd upper arm twinge when extending the arm fully like reaching out for something or when i put my arm behind my back.

Got some anti inflammatorys in case and been told to return asap if it starts again.

Thanks all for the advice.

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