shoulder pain

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Hi everyone hope you are all doing as good as possible I would just like to ask after suffering with a very painful shoulder for the past week I went to GP and have been told I have a frozen shoulder and have to get a steroid injection into my shoulder has anyone else had this done and is it painful is the pain made worse by our fibro any info would be greatly appreciated thanks for reading

Gentle hugs😏 x

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    Hi Debbie, I am also due to have a steroid injection in my shoulder for shoulder impingement syndrome. I have previously had steroid injections in my hands and wrists, oh and an epidural one for a disc extrusion. The injections contain a local anaesthetic so from my experience don't hurt too much at the time but when the local wears off, can be a bit sore for a while. Hope this helps, and that the injection works for you. x
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      Thanks for ur reply Jeanne I have had cortisone injection in my elbow and wrist which were sore but glad the steroid one not 2 bad

      Take care hope you feel better soon x

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      I thought they were the same but when the GP said steroid injection I thought I must be wrong thanks for clearing that up for me x
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    Hi Debbie I have fibro and have had frozen shoulder both sides for a year I had a steroid injection in the early stage and it helped me I also went to physio and they showed me exercises I could manage to do myself I did mine in the shower each morning which helped a great deal.

    take care gentle hugs

    Shirl x

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      Thanks for your reply shirl hopefully I don't have it for a year I hope it helps n hope yours gets better soon x
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      Hi Debbie

      I had a frozen shoulder, and I had a steroid injection from my GP,never worked

      I ended up seeing an orthopaedic consultant, who gave me another one, which I am sorry to say didn't work either

      exercises never helped, so painful to do, he decided to manipulate, it,.

      went into day ward and had that done, within the hour physio came to do the exercises, great, but my should was pumped full of anisthetic, when that wore off wow was I in pain.well even now I have limited use and it's still painful. Anyway we are all different so good luck , I really hope yours works

      Anne

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    Hiya debbie...i had a frozen shoulder 😠a couple of years ago..grr...very very sore..the doctor that diagnosed said well ive got good news and bad news..llol...he said good news is the diagnoses..will get better eventualy....probably will be there for the better part of a year.-it did..9 months...bad news, you will probably get it in your other shoulder..i did..but not as bad..i found it worse at nigh5

    just laying in bed..hooe it helps.😍

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