Comments on: How to Avoid a Frozen Shoulder http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/ Shoulder Exercises Wed, 16 May 2012 18:03:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: VooDooBeATzZ http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/comment-page-1/#comment-159 VooDooBeATzZ Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:48:08 +0000 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/#comment-159 <b>Never say never :)</b> <br> Never say never :) Never say never :)
Never say never :)

]]> By: nigs08 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/comment-page-1/#comment-160 nigs08 Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:48:08 +0000 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/#comment-160 <b>i will hopefully ...</b> <br> i will hopefully have some neurology stuff up in the next 6 months or so to try and stop all this uneducated bone out of place hypothesis crap and explain the effects of spinal manipulative therapy in terms of functional neurology that is in all our textbooks i will hopefully …
i will hopefully have some neurology stuff up in the next 6 months or so to try and stop all this uneducated bone out of place hypothesis crap and clarify the effects of spinal manipulative therapy in terms of functional neurology that is in all our textbooks

]]> By: nigs08 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/comment-page-1/#comment-161 nigs08 Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:48:08 +0000 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/#comment-161 <b>im not trying to ...</b> <br> im not trying to argue or what ever. i am a 4th year chiropractic student and putting my point across as i have read the research on FS a while ago and have come across a few cases at work. my clinical experience is next to none. So unfortunatly my expirence only come from books. I do find it interesting that its the chiro's that are meant to be un-scientific when this video has been said TO PREVENT FS; which it cannot. on the otherside there is no quality stuff on here for chiropractic. im not trying to …
im not trying to contend or what ever. i am a 4th year chiropractic student and putting my point crosswise as i have read the research on FS a while ago and have come crosswise a few cases at work. my clinical experience is next to none. So unfortunatly my expirence only come from books. I do find it fascinating that its the chiro’s that are meant to be un-scientific when this video has been said TO PREVENT FS; which it cannot. on the otherside there is no quality stuff on here for chiropractic.

]]> By: nigs08 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/comment-page-1/#comment-162 nigs08 Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:48:08 +0000 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/#comment-162 <b>i 100% agree that ...</b> <br> i 100% agree that it is pathological! but it IS idiopathic. the tissue response to the injury is extremely exaggerated and this exaggerated response is unknown and thus idiopathic. Even the suffix 'itis' in capsulitis is misleading as it is usually in the absence of inflamitory cells for the majority of its natural history. This kind of explains why manual therapy usually fails; as a pure mechanical problem isnt fixed with a purely mechanical treatment. i 100% agree that …
i 100% agree that it is pathological! but it IS idiopathic. the tissue response to the injury is extremely exaggerated and this exaggerated response is nameless and thus idiopathic. Even the suffix ‘itis’ in capsulitis is misleading as it is usually in the absence of inflamitory cells for the majority of its natural history. This kind of clarifies why manual therapy usually fails; as a pure mechanical problem isnt fixed with a purely mechanical behavior.

]]> By: theawakener7 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/comment-page-1/#comment-163 theawakener7 Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:48:08 +0000 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/#comment-163 <b>Yes it can be ...</b> <br> Yes it can be diagnosed idopathic in a lot of cases usually the general public, but as a martial arts instructor fully trained in several massage disciplines and physio, it 's been my experience to have clients and students I've treated having aquired their condition from a more pathiogenetic cause, incurred from a specific kinesiological and motor-neurological malajustment while performing a transitional phase from one type of scapulation or lateral deltoids raise involved in their given sport. Yes it can be …
Yes it can be diagnosed idopathic in a lot of cases usually the general public, but as a belligerent arts instructor fully trained in numerous massage disciplines and physio, it ‘s been my experience to have clients and students I’ve treated having aquired their condition from a more pathiogenetic cause, incurred from a specific kinesiological and motor-neurological malajustment while the theater a transitional phase from one type of scapulation or lateral deltoids raise involved in their given sport.

]]> By: nigs08 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/comment-page-1/#comment-164 nigs08 Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:48:08 +0000 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/#comment-164 <b>its idiopathic, and ...</b> <br> its idiopathic, and not been shown to be due to what you said. i totally agree that this exercise cant be that effective in p[reventing FS especially due to the capsular pattern of the shoulder being external rotation first. even if it were to include stretching of the capsular pattern it denies the pathophysiology which seems to be idiopathic fibroblastic hyperlasia which may or may not be due to exersion, injury, or hypoxia its idiopathic, and …
its idiopathic, and not been shown to be due to what you said. i really agree that this exercise cant be that effective in p[reventing FS mainly due to the capsular sample of the shoulder being external rotation first. even if it were to include stretching of the capsular sample it denies the pathophysiology which seems to be idiopathic fibroblastic hyperlasia which may or may not be due to exersion, injury, or hypoxia

]]> By: nigs08 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/comment-page-1/#comment-165 nigs08 Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:48:08 +0000 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/#comment-165 <b>thats right! trauma ...</b> <br> thats right! trauma and concomitant diseases such as hyperthyroidism, diabetes mellitus, and hypertriglyceridemia (sorry about the spelling). anyone with adhesive capsulitis and not have one of these conditions known should be referred for further investigation to rule this out. thats right! trauma …
thats right! trauma and concomitant diseases such as hyperthyroidism, diabetes mellitus, and hypertriglyceridemia (sorry about the spelling). anyone with glue capsulitis and not have one of these conditions known must be referred for further investigation to rule this out.

]]> By: TimeSpace111 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/comment-page-1/#comment-166 TimeSpace111 Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:48:08 +0000 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/#comment-166 <b>Just recently I ...</b> <br> Just recently I developed it in the other shoulder from overusing the computer. This was my own diagnosis. The therapist told me if I was to ever get frozen shoulder again that I could do the exercises myself to break it loose, so that's what I started doing the other day. It's working; there is still one area that I'm working on. I came here to see how to prevent it. SO SIMPLE !! Thank you !! Just recently I …
Just recently I developed it in the additional shoulder from overusing the computer. This was my own diagnosis. The therapist told me if I was to ever get frozen shoulder again that I could do the exercises myself to break it loose, so that’s what I started doing the additional day. It’s working; there is still one area that I’m working on. I came here to see how to prevent it. SO SIMPLE !! Be grateful you !!

]]> By: TimeSpace111 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/comment-page-1/#comment-167 TimeSpace111 Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:48:08 +0000 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/#comment-167 <b>I actually got ...</b> <br> I actually got frozen shoulder a few years ago from just turning over in bed and laid on my shoulder wrong. Very soon I could fasten my bra. If I jarred my body the pain was excruciating. I kept waiting for it to get better - it didn't. Had to get a cortisone injection in my shoulder before I could do therapy. Let me tell you, the therapy is NO fun, painful but worked. Some people have to have surgery. I really got …
I really got frozen shoulder a few years ago from just turning over in bed and laid on my shoulder incorrect. Very soon I could fasten my bra. If I jarred my body the pain was dreadful. I kept waiting for it to get surpass – it didn’t. Had to get a cortisone injection in my shoulder before I could do therapy. Let me tell you, the therapy is NO fun, painful but worked. Some people have to have surgery.

]]> By: astreaNght http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/comment-page-1/#comment-168 astreaNght Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:48:08 +0000 http://shoulderexercises.org/210/how-to-avoid-a-frozen-shoulder/#comment-168 <b>Wow, was that so ...</b> <br> Wow, was that so simple? I wish someone told me that before I've got it. Two years later it's still not 100% restored. I testify: you definitely want to avoid that condition. It's debilitating, frustrating and to begin with terribly painful. How many time should one lift the arms during the exercise routine?? Wow, was that so …
Wow, was that so simple? I wish someone told me that before I’ve got it. Two years later it’s still not 100% restored. I testify: you certainly want to avoid that condition. It’s debilitating, frustrating and to start with terribly painful.

How many time must one lift the arms during the exercise routine??

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