Making Sense of Meicine : Frozen shoulder can take time to thaw

At first, there is minor pain and discomfort in your shoulder, easily ignored or chalked up to overuse, exercise or a bump. It hangs around, however, and over many months, it gets progressively more achy. There’s increasing stiffness in your shoulder, limiting many movements of your arm.

Source: The News Tribune

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