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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So I appear to have awoken with a frozen shoulder. It's my right one too, meaning that arm is effectively out of action.
I could use someone to lend a hand  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm used to getting the cold shoulder off the women on here! 
But in all seriousness I've had that in the past and it's not nice - hopefully it'll sort itself soon otherwise go get it looked at! Good luck fella |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I had this. I understand your pain op.
This morning I had frozen finger. You know when you spray deodorant and the van is the wrong way around. That. 
I hope that cheered you up. |
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"There's a film called Dead Snow where loads of frozen shoulders come back to life and eat everyone in Norway. it's actually Sweden but hey ho 
You say potato... "
it's actually a good film but the acting is a little stiff. |
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I've had a frozen shoulder for over a year now, got most of my range of movement back, just can't raise my elbow above shoulder height or up my back. So after a year of Naproxen twice a day it looks like I'm going to have to go for the injection.
Has anyone had the injection, how did it work for you? |
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"I've had a frozen shoulder for over a year now, got most of my range of movement back, just can't raise my elbow above shoulder height or up my back. So after a year of Naproxen twice a day it looks like I'm going to have to go for the injection.
Has anyone had the injection, how did it work for you?"
Yes me, it worked really well. Took a year of painkillers and physio and waiting for an appointment then had the injection and a day or so later it was fine. Kept doing the physio and now it's back to normal. |
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"I've had a frozen shoulder for over a year now, got most of my range of movement back, just can't raise my elbow above shoulder height or up my back. So after a year of Naproxen twice a day it looks like I'm going to have to go for the injection.
Has anyone had the injection, how did it work for you?
Yes me, it worked really well. Took a year of painkillers and physio and waiting for an appointment then had the injection and a day or so later it was fine. Kept doing the physio and now it's back to normal. "
Cheers Steve 
And OP,
If it is a true frozen shoulder, ibuprofen won't even touch the sides, I had to sleep sitting up in a chair full of pain killers for a week before the drugs kicked in.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I get sciatica in my shoulder, which is really painful...
I just have to hit the painkillers til it passes"
That does sound painful. But looking at your delicious pics has cheered me no end  |
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