How can I tell if I am in the 'thawing' stage of frozen shoulder?

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My shoulder range-of-motion is still highly restricted. However, I do not have continuous or even near-continuous pain. I only experience pain if the shoulder is moved beyond its current limits in terms of range of motion.

Is this thawing?

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    hi rajesh

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    sounds like you are over the hill with the FS . have you passed the zingger pain stage. if the pain is just at the end of range and the sudden movements do not trigger that pain ( everyone knows that pain ) from a frozen joint.

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    but important keep on stretching the joint to encourage max ROM. you need to break that scar tissue down. and do not dwell keep it as active as possible in a kind way as not to start an ache off.

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    also look after the other shoulder. keep that in check as well to avoid a second one. can tell you having two together is impossible to sleep with.

    colin

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