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Go to the shopIs your shoulder feeling stiff, painful, and harder to move with each passing day?
Frozen Shoulder, or Adhesive Capsulitis, is a condition marked by gradual onset of pain and severe restriction in shoulder movement. This form of shoulder pain often progresses in stages, starting with discomfort, then stiffness, and eventually significant loss of mobility.
While it may follow an injury or period of immobility, chronic cases are also associated with deeper factors like metabolic imbalances or underlying health conditions such as diabetes. But why does the shoulder “freeze” in some people and not in others?
Ayurveda Treatment offers a deeper perspective on these patterns, looking beyond the joint to the body's inner balance.
Shoulder pain, often dull or aching
Stiffness and restricted shoulder movement
Difficulty lifting or rotating the arm
Pain worse at night or with movement
Muscle tightness around the shoulder
Gradual loss of shoulder function
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Ayurveda attributes frozen shoulder primarily to aggravated Vata dosha, which has dry, rigid qualities. Excess Vata causes constriction and loss of flexibility in the shoulder joint.
Kapha dosha may also be involved, as a Kapha-Vata imbalance stiffens the ligaments
Ultimately, improper digestion and circulation of nutrients to the joint (Asthi Dhatu) result from this imbalance, leading to pain and immobility.
Treatment includes ayurvedic medicines, Abhyanga, and Panchakarma therapies to improve mobility and reduce inflammation.
According to Ayurveda, it is primarily caused by aggravated Vata dosha, triggered by factors like:
Herbal Medication
Ayurvedic Therapy
Dietary Modification
Lifestyle Changes
Ayurvedic management focuses on restoring balance by pacifying aggravated doshas, particularly Vata dosha, and realigning the digestive system. This holistic approach includes:
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Conventional Perspective
Ayurveda Perspective
What & Why
Ayurveda Perspective
How
Frozen shoulder can improve on its own in 1–3 years, but early intervention eases pain and speeds recovery.
Seek Ayurvedic consultation if shoulder pain or stiffness persists beyond a few weeks or if daily activities are affected. Medical guidelines suggest treatment escalation if symptoms continue over 12–18 months.
Yuvrit offers personalized ayurvedic treatment for frozen shoulder which consists of hearbal medicines, Kerala Ayurvedic massages and Pachakarama therapies focusing on long-term relief from shoulder stiffness and pain.
Our experienced Ayurvedic doctors will help in identifying the root causes leveraging modern diagnostic tests, questionnaires, pulse checks in clinics etc.
We will create personalized recommendations of:
(i) herbal healthcares and
(ii) easy to follow dietary suggestions
Our energetic doctors double up as health coaches offering help at any time you need them to ensure the right outcome is achieved. They are just 1 whatsapp text away.
Our experienced Ayurvedic doctors will help in identifying the root causes leveraging modern diagnostic tests, questionnaires, pulse checks in clinics etc.
We will create personalized recommendations of:
(i) herbal healthcares and
(ii) easy to follow dietary suggestions
Our energetic doctors double up as health coaches offering help at any time you need them to ensure the right outcome is achieved. They are just 1 whatsapp text away.
1-2
Weeks
Reduction of Symptoms
2-6
Months
Root cause resolution
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