What should I do if periarthritis of shoulder hurts badly?

Periarthritis of shoulder is a common disease that causes shoulder pain.

Periarthritis of shoulder mostly occurs in people around 50 years old, so it is also called fifty shoulders.

It is also called "frozen shoulder" or "frozen shoulder" because it often restricts joint activity.

"scapulohumeral periarthritis" is what we commonly call "scapulohumeral periarthritis".

The early stage is often characterized by shoulder pain and severe pain.

Generally, the pain seems to be relieved in about 3-6 months, but the obstacle of shoulder joint movement is becoming more and more obvious.

Some people have obvious difficulties in combing their hair, taking a bath, personal hygiene after defecation, and female bra buttons.

A simple test to determine whether your shoulder pain "freezes your shoulder".

You can put your elbow close to your waist, bend your elbow 90 degrees, thumb up to the sky, and make a fist with the other four fingers.

The elbow is close to the waist, and the elbow is bent 90 degrees to widen the distance between the hands.

It's like doing a stretcher, except that you can't move your elbow.

Shoulder periarthritis should be kept warm, and don't catch a cold.

You can do some shoulder and back exercises.

Periarthritis of shoulder is generally caused by long-term cold in shoulder and back.