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Frozen Shoulder - can you get it a third time?

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Rologirl
Rologirl

I have had frozen shoulder twice - once in each shoulder. Can I get it a third time? (Having suspicious symptoms)

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  • Mapgirl
    Mapgirl Rologirl

    Posted

    I really hope not! I am getting over my second one and one of the things that has kept me going is the thought I will never get it again....

    Hope you are feeling 100% soon xx

    • Rologirl
      Rologirl Mapgirl

      Posted

      Thank you . First was about 5 years ago and second 2 years ago. Both times only solved with surgery after months of no sleep and constant pain. Then physiotherapy for months to gain full movement. Good luck with your recovery. x

       

  • linda37283
    linda37283 Rologirl

    Posted

    Oh nooooo!!!!!! Please tell me you just have an achy arm???? You must get an MRI and get it sorted asap! I have heard unfortunately that you can get a second fs sad Facebook have a good page with loads of info and support............this is where I found out that in extremely rare cases that you can get a second fs sad I pray this is not happening to you hun..........

     

  • liauq
    liauq Rologirl

    Posted

    Had frozen shoulder in right shoulder two years ago resolved by physio.

    Am now getting that lovely, sickly pain that painkillers only knock the edge off back in the same shoulder.

    Frightened that I'm in for the big freeze again.

    Not sleeping much due to menopause and night sweats anyway, five years and counting.

    Read post about hurt but tried two versions and the side effects were marginally worse!😀

    also get aches in Sun muscles where twisted ankle once.

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