Knee Replacement

 Shoulder pain can be frustrating, especially when it limits your ability to do simple things like comb your hair, lift a bag, or reach out for a glass of water. One of the most common causes of severe shoulder stiffness and pain is frozen shoulder , also known as adhesive capsulitis . While many cases can improve with time, physiotherapy, or medication, some people experience long-term, disabling shoulder problems. That’s where a surgical procedure called Reverse Shoulder Replacement is making headlines — and giving hope. What is Frozen Shoulder? Frozen shoulder happens when the shoulder joint capsule becomes thick, tight, and inflamed. This restricts movement and causes pain. It often comes on slowly and worsens over time, sometimes lasting months or even years. For some, it gets better on its own, but for others — especially those with other shoulder issues like arthritis or rotator cuff tears — the stiffness doesn’t go away easily. When Traditional Treatments Don’t Work Do...