OVERVIEW

What is Frozen Shoulder?

Restore mobility and reduce pain with structured treatment plans and therapy.

Early clinical intervention like hydrodilatation or capsular release can drastically shorten the recovery duration from years to weeks.

COMMON SYMPTOMS

Severe global stiffness in both active AND passive movements
Severe deep shoulder aching, particularly intolerable during sleep
Inability to reach high shelves, fasten clothes behind the back
Gradual worsening of stiffness over several months

COMMON CAUSES

Instant relief with targeted hydrodilatation
Minimally invasive capsular release if stubborn
Rapid functional rehab

Restore Your Shoulder Mobility

Don't let joint stiffness lock your daily independence and sleep.

TREATMENT OPTIONS

Treatment Options

Treatment aims to alleviate chronic capsule inflammation, restore full rotation, and return painless function through guided clinical methods.

Image-Guided Hydrodilatation

Distending the tight capsule using sterile saline under ultrasound

Targeted Physiotherapy

Gentle stretching and mobilization immediately while joint is relaxed

Arthroscopic 360° Capsular Release

Minimally invasive radiofrequency liberation for persistent locked joints

Dr. Ishan Shevate Specialist Shoulder Examination

RECOVERY & RESULTS

What to Expect

Recovery focuses on maintaining joint expansion and preventing re-tightening through consistent daily mobilization.

Relief & Release

1–2 weeks

(Inflammation control & stretching)

Mobility Restoration

3–8 weeks

(Active range & overhead reach)

Full Daily Independence

2–4 months

(Painless rotation & strength)

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

FAQs

Here are some common questions about frozen shoulder and their treatment.

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How long does frozen shoulder typically last without treatment? ×

Without medical care, frozen shoulder can linger for 18 to 36 months through agonizing phases. With Dr. Ishan Shevate's specialized ultrasound hydrodilatation or keyhole release, significant relief and range recovery begin within weeks.

Why is frozen shoulder so common in diabetic patients? +

Elevated blood glucose levels cause collagen glycosylation, making the shoulder capsule connective tissue cross-link, thicken, and stiffen much faster than in non-diabetic individuals.

Is arthroscopic capsular release painful? +

No. The procedure is performed under modern regional nerve block and light sedation. Patients wake up with immediate freedom in shoulder rotation and minimal surgical discomfort.

Can frozen shoulder recur in the same joint? +

Recurrence in the treated shoulder is exceedingly rare (<2%) when followed by disciplined daily mobilization and adherence to our clinic's post-treatment guidelines.