What ointment should I use for frozen shoulder?

Periarthritis of the shoulder is a very common disease. Most patients with periarthritis of the shoulder suffer from cold shoulder joints or chronic strain. It is generally very common among the elderly, and periarthritis of the shoulder is prone to recurring. Patients with periarthritis of the shoulder can actually apply some plasters for treatment, and then cooperate with some drugs to relax muscles and promote blood circulation. When treating periarthritis of the shoulder, you must eat a light diet, eat more fruits and vegetables, and proper shoulder joint exercise is very necessary.

For frozen shoulder, you can apply some blood-activating and pain-relieving plasters, such as Yunnan Baiyao ointment, musk bone-strengthening ointment, etc. Plasters can indeed relieve pain and alleviate the symptoms of periarthritis of the shoulder to a certain extent. However, when applying the ointment, you also need to do more shoulder joint exercises, which will help the recovery of periarthritis of the shoulder. Severe periarthritis of the shoulder will cause tenderness: most patients can feel obvious tender points around the shoulder joint, and the tender points are mostly in the tendon groove of the long head of the biceps brachii, the subacromial bursa, the coracoid process, the attachment point of the supraspinatus muscle, etc. Severe periarthritis of the shoulder may cause muscle spasm and atrophy: the deltoid, supraspinatus and other muscles around the shoulder may experience spasm in the early stage, and disuse muscle atrophy in the late stage, with typical symptoms such as acromion protrusion, difficulty in lifting, and inability to extend backward. At this time, the pain symptoms are actually relieved.