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Neck, Shoulder & Arm · Shoulder
Frozen Shoulder
Physiotherapy at home, anywhere in Ahmedabad
Frozen shoulder causes progressive stiffness and pain that can last months or years if untreated. Staged physiotherapy shortens recovery significantly.
Conditions we see under frozen shoulder
Adhesive capsulitisShoulder stiffnessPost-injury stiffnessDiabetic frozen shoulder
Common symptoms
- Severe pain followed by increasing stiffness
- Unable to raise the arm or reach behind the back
- Difficulty dressing, combing hair or sleeping
- Symptoms lasting many months
How physiotherapy helps
- 1Stage-specific treatment (freezing, frozen, thawing)
- 2Capsular stretching and joint mobilisation
- 3Pain management including heat and electrotherapy
- 4Progressive home stretching programme
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Frequently asked
- Can frozen shoulder be treated with physiotherapy at home in Ahmedabad?
- Yes. Dr. Nandini Jansari treats frozen shoulder with home-visit physiotherapy anywhere in Ahmedabad, bringing the equipment needed for assessment and treatment. Online consultations are available for follow-ups and exercise guidance.
- What are the common symptoms of frozen shoulder?
- Severe pain followed by increasing stiffness; Unable to raise the arm or reach behind the back; Difficulty dressing, combing hair or sleeping; Symptoms lasting many months.
- How does physiotherapy help frozen shoulder?
- Stage-specific treatment (freezing, frozen, thawing). Capsular stretching and joint mobilisation. Pain management including heat and electrotherapy. Progressive home stretching programme.
- How many sessions are needed for frozen shoulder?
- It depends on how long you have had the problem and its severity. Many acute cases improve within 4–6 sessions; rehabilitation after surgery or neurological conditions takes longer. You get a clear plan after the first assessment.
What to expect at your first visit
A detailed assessment of your history, movement and strength, a clear explanation of what's causing the problem, hands-on treatment where needed, and a simple home programme to start straight away.