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Anyone trying MSM for frozen shoulder?

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tracey30163
tracey30163

I've been suffering since January. The shocks that bring you to your knees are gone but the nagging pain is almost constant and rom is horrible.

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  • jules815
    jules815 tracey30163

    Posted

    I have not tried it.  We sound about same with pain.  The shocks seem to have gotten better, but the nagging pain is there constantly (as I'm typing this!), and my ROM isn't really any better.  I was hoping since the zinger pain with sudden movment seems better, that maybe I'm slowing improving.  I would be interested in hearing about help with MSM.  I'm willing to try anything.  I don't like having to take prescription meds, but do, because it's the only way I'd get through my work day.  
    • Maddie64
      Maddie64 jules815

      Posted

      Hi Jules I take MSM 1000 mg faithfully everyday and it's helped tremendously with the nagging pain. Worked right away within a few hours. I've had FZ since sept and just saw a 4th ortho yesterday. Most wanted to do shots and surgery. This one is starting me on Celebrex which helped my mom when she had it. After two weeks on this he wants me to start PT again. I'm super nervous cause I remember the horrible pain of PT but then I wasn't on anything. I think I may be ready for it so we'll see. This doc also recommended fish oil, wish makes sense so I'll be getting some. Good luck.
  • tracey30163
    tracey30163

    Posted

    I bought some today and found quick relief. I hope it continues, I will report back.
    • Maddie64
      Maddie64 tracey30163

      Posted

      So glad to hear. Me too. Also helps with my attitude! Now that jawing pain is going I feel such a weight lifted. Thinking we may be able to beat this thing!!! Best luck to you.
    • Maddie64
      Maddie64

      Posted

      Meant nagging pain...now jawing.
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