Frozen Shoulder Prevention

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Frozen Shoulder Guide

Maryann Gromisch RN Guide

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Prevention

To help prevent frozen shoulder:

  • Do regular strength training and range of motion exercises. This will help maintain a strong and flexible shoulder joint.
  • Seek prompt treatment for a shoulder injury.
  • Do activities that use your shoulder joint regularly.
  • After any injury to the upper extremity (hand, wrist, elbow, etc), always move the shoulder through a full range of motion several times a day. This is true even when lying in bed for an illness such as a lung infection.

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