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hydrodilation

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devi
devi

I really want to try hydrodilation treatment for my frozen shoulder, but my local area dont do it. I believe we can now get refered to a hospital of our choice. Does anyone know a hospital in the UK that provide this on the NHS . Alternatively and I hope not, any one who will do it privately.

This is the 2nd frozen shoulder I have had and as I'm 68 dont want to waste my years waiting for it to go. Thanks.

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  • rhoda179
    rhoda179

    Posted

    I wonder if anyone has any more information about hospitals offering this treatment for frozen shoulder. I can't find any hospital apart from a couple in the south east which offer it. Any advice would be very welcome. Thanks.
  • pollmadoll64
    pollmadoll64 devi

    Posted

    I am also interested in where to.go for.hydrodilation ..I live in Wiltshire UK
    • maria58274
      maria58274 pollmadoll64

      Posted

      I've no idea for Wlltshire but I'm scheduled to see a consultant called Lennard Funk in Cheshire with a view to this.  I'm seeing him via Bupa but I believe he also does NHS work at Wrightington hospital.  If you can't find anyone local, it might be worth considering travelling as the procedure is done on a day clinic basis.  I think it costs around £250 for a consultation privately.  Not sure how much the hydrodilation would cost.
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