Question 1

How is frozen shoulder diagnosed?

Accepted Answer

Diagnosis begins with a detailed history and clinical examination, supported by imaging — typically X-ray first, and MRI or CT when soft tissues or complex bone anatomy need to be assessed.

Question 2

Can frozen shoulder be treated without surgery?

Accepted Answer

Most cases start with non-surgical care — activity modification, physiotherapy, medication and, where appropriate, injections. Surgery is offered when non-surgical treatment cannot give a lasting result.

Question 3

How soon should I see a specialist?

Accepted Answer

See a specialist if pain lasts more than a few weeks, disturbs sleep, causes swelling or instability, or limits your walking, stairs, work or sport.

Question 4

Will this condition get worse if left untreated?

Accepted Answer

Many joint conditions progress with time, weight and activity. Early evaluation gives you the widest range of treatment options — including joint-preserving ones.

Question 5

What lifestyle changes help?

Accepted Answer

Weight optimisation, joint-friendly exercise (walking, swimming, cycling), strength training and avoiding high-impact overload are the foundations of long-term joint health.

Question 6

Do you offer a second opinion?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many patients come specifically for a second opinion before deciding on treatment. You'll receive a clear, unhurried view of surgical and non-surgical options.

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