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Frozen shoulder
My Father is 62 years old and diabetic.
Recently he was diagnosed with Frozen shoulder.
Could you please suggest what kind is exercise should he start doing for the ailment.
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Frozen shoulder needs proper assesment by a Physiotherapist aand they will guide you for the excercises .Excercises help but assessment is needed once...
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Visit A nearby physiotherapy clinic
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If there is pain can take hot pack that can control pain to some extent...Not to try aligning shoulder at home...
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Frozen shoulder exercises requires strict supervision and Continuous corrections. This video will give you a good idea.
https://youtu.be/7_mslxzicn0
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online and offline both sessions will usefull.
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make him do exercises under supervision of a Physiotherapist for initial 10 days at.least .
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A Video Examination is Required to Suggest The Right Exercises.
His Health, Physique & Degree of Shoulder Movement is Checked First.
Simple Raising of Hands Will Not Work at the Age of 62 With Diabetes.
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If You Want, You Can Take Online Consultation for Proper Exercises Program for Your Condition Accordingly.
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He should consult a Physiotherapist in person for electrotherapy and exercise therapy.
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Laser physiotherapy treatment will best option for you now
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Hi
Well Frozen shoulder is pretty common in diabetes and after a certain age...however a proper examination is required so that to know at what stage of frozen shoulder he is.
His range of motion and pain intensity needs to be known so as to deliver proper treatment.
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Visit a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
orthopaedic physio for relevant Electrotherapeutic and exercise protocol
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exercises online are plenty on Google however proper examination of patient is required to choose the appropriate protocol
Dr Raviraj Francis
MPT(CBR) MPT(MSk & Sports) UK
CureNow Physiotherapy & wellness.
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U can go for mulligan technique or chiropractic technique he will be fully recovered by these techniques along with Physio sessions...
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Where are u putting up?
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Dr. Prashanth (PT)
Physiotherapist
1 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Start doing free and assistive shoulder exercises and Ultrasound therapy works as of now.
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