Frozen Shoulder
Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) involves stiffness and pain in the shoulder joint, severely limiting range of motion. It progresses through freezing, frozen, and thawing stages. Ayurvedic treatment helps accelerate recovery and restore full shoulder function.
- Common Symptoms
- Severe shoulder pain and stiffness
- Pain worsens at night
- Progressive loss of shoulder movement
- Muscle weakness around shoulder
- Inability to raise arm above shoulder
- Difficulty with overhead activities
- Pain when reaching behind back
Treatment Approach Based on Condition Duration
Our treatment protocols are customized based on how long you’ve been experiencing symptoms, ensuring optimal results at every stage of your healing journey.
0-6 Months (Freezing Stage)
- 6-8 weeks of active treatment
60-70% pain reduction, halt progression
Pain management through specialized shoulder Panchakarma (Greeva Basti adaptation or Skandh Pichu), anti-inflammatory medicines, gentle mobilization, and preventing further stiffening.
6-12 Months (Frozen Stage)
- 10-14 weeks of comprehensive therapy
50-70% functional improvement
Intensive treatment with prolonged Panchakarma therapies, deep tissue work, range of motion exercises, and herbal medicines to break adhesions and restore mobility.
12-18 Months (Thawing Stage)
- 8-12 weeks of structured treatment
70-85% restoration of shoulder function
Accelerated recovery with specialized mobilization therapies, muscle strengthening, Panchakarma for tissue healing, and exercises to regain full range of motion.
18+ Months (Chronic/Recurrent)
- 12-16 weeks of dedicated care
60-80% functional restoration
Advanced healing protocols with intensive Panchakarma, manual therapy, comprehensive rehabilitation, and preventive strategies for complete recovery.
Ready to Start Your Healing Journey?
Get a personalized treatment plan based on your specific condition duration and symptoms. Our experts will guide you every step of the way.
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