1Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)
Frozen shoulder syndrome makes even everyday movements difficult. When our patients come to us, they cannot comb their hair, feel severe shoulder pain when raising the arm, and experience restricted movement.
The treatment plan includes osteopathy, rehabilitation exercises, electrotherapy and physical modalities, medical massage and needle therapy. Thanks to applying these approaches together, the pain decreases within a short time and shoulder mobility is restored.
2Rotator cuff syndrome
This syndrome is caused by injury to the muscles and tendons that keep the shoulder joint moving. It is seen especially in people who work at a computer for long periods, athletes and those who lift weights.
- Shoulder pain, especially at night
- Pain and weakness when raising the arm
- Difficulty with simple movements such as getting dressed or combing your hair
3Shoulder impingement syndrome
Osteopathic therapy releases restrictions in the joints and fasciae, physiotherapy and stretching exercises restore shoulder–spine balance, and proprioceptive exercises increase range of motion.
Methods we use
Osteopathy
A hands-on treatment method that works on the musculoskeletal system, internal organs, spine, nervous system a…
Physiotherapy
No two pains are the same — so no two patients’ treatments should be the same either.
Dry needling
A targeted intervention on tension points within the muscle (trigger points).
Therapeutic massage
A medical procedure that is used both as part of a comprehensive treatment program and on its own.
Prolotherapy and PRP (platelet-rich plasma)
A regenerative treatment method for repairing damaged ligaments and tendons.
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Related conditions
Sources and further reading
- Frozen shoulder — NHS (Böyük Britaniya)
- OrthoInfo — patient guide of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons — AAOS