ORCHARD ROAD, Singapore - TelAve -- SGDoctor.com has compiled a list of the most recommended approaches for managing frozen shoulder, a condition that causes pain and progressive loss of shoulder motion, affecting thousands across Singapore and the region.

Frozen shoulder, medically termed adhesive capsulitis, often begins subtly but can significantly restrict daily function and mobility. Many patients endure months of discomfort and sleep disruption, with limited access to effective, convenient treatment options.

Common Treatment Options

Patients typically consider a range of treatments, which fall into several general categories:

• Rest, Home Exercises & Heat Therapy
  Many people begin with home-based remedies like rest, stretching, or warm compresses. However, some find that these provide only temporary relief or may take months to show results.
• Medications & Steroid Injections
  Painkillers and anti-inflammatory injections are often used to manage symptoms. Yet, some patients are concerned about the risk of side effects, repeated injections, or developing dependence.
• Physiotherapy & Chiropractic Care
  Hands-on therapy and supervised exercises can be helpful, but many patients feel that results are too slow or struggle with the time commitment needed for weekly sessions.
• Surgery & Manipulation Under Anaesthesia (MUA)
  These options are typically reserved for severe or unresponsive cases. However, many prefer to avoid surgery due to the risks, cost, and potential downtime.

A Popular Option for Non-Invasive Care

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SGDoctor.com notes that The Pain Relief Clinic has emerged as a widely recommended choice for those seeking faster, non-invasive frozen shoulder solutions.

Located at Shaw House, 350 Orchard Road, The Pain Relief Clinic has been helping patients since 2007 — welcoming people from Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Cambodia, the USA, and over 20 other countries.

Many patients prefer this clinic for its focus on non-invasive technology-based treatments that aim to improve shoulder mobility without surgery or long-term medications. It is frequently chosen by patients who:

• Want to avoid surgery
• Are wary of long-term drug use or side effects
• Tried other options (e.g., physiotherapy, injections, chiropractic) but didn't see sufficient results
• Need faster access to diagnosis and treatment

Same-day X-ray and MRI imaging are available, with consultations from $50, X-rays starting at $50, and MRI scans arranged privately under $1,000.

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This clinic is also often considered for second opinions by patients who have already seen orthopaedic or rheumatology specialists and are exploring safer or faster alternatives.

About SGDoctor.com
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The Pain Relief Clinic
350 Orchard Road
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Singapore 238868
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