Frozen Shoulder Flashcards

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frozen shoulder definition?

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broad inflammation caused by degenerative pathological changes around shoulder joint and periarticular soft structures (synovial membranes, tendons, associated muscles)

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what is the western medical name for frozen shoulder?

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periarthiritis shoulder

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frozen shoulder clinical features?

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slow onset, resting pain, worse at night/winter, alleviated with movement/daytime, muscle atrophy, limited ROM, usually unilateral, radiating pain to neck/upper back/arm

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frozen shoulder etiology

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EPF—>W-C-D——————-\
overwork/injury/pregnancy—> Qi/blood stg———> SHI
chronic disease—> Qi/blood xu——-> XU

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What are the 3 other western diseases that can be tx under frozen shoulder?

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1) supraspinatus tendinitis
2) adhesive capsulitis
3) bicipital tendinitis

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frozen shoulder POT?

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1) dispell W-C-D
2) reg. Qi/blood
3) circulate channels

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frozen shoulder ACU points:

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1) general= SI-3, LI-15, SJ-14, jianqian
2) local= GB-20, GB-21, DU-14, SJ-13
3) distal= LI-4, SJ-5, SJ-3, SI-3, GB-34, UB-57 (thread ST-38 to UB-57), LU-7

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TX technique for W-C-D?

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moxa with ginger (LU-7, LI-4)

reduce

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TX technique for Qi/blood stg?

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bleed sharp tender ashi points
bleeding cupping
reduce

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TX technique for Qi/blood xu?

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UB-23, UB-17, ST-36

tonify

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TX technique for PH-damp?

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ST-40, SP-9, ST-36

reduce

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How can you distinguish which meridian is involved in frozen shoulder?

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1) pain location (palpate SI, LI, LU, SJ)

2) limited ROM

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TX technique for taiyang meridian?

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  • posterior pain
  • extension/flexion difficulty
  • SI-3, UB-57, SI-9/10/11/12/13
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TX technique for yangming/shaoyang meridian?

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  • anterior/lateral pain
  • abduction difficulty
  • ST-38, ST-36, GB-34, SJ-5, LI-4
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How would you needle RIGHT frozen shoulder?

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needle LEFT leg points, right shoulder/local points

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frozen shoulder alternative remedies?

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1) electro (cervical jiaji, SI-9, jianqian), low freq, 20 minutes
2) auricular (shoulder, clavicle, adrenal, shenmen, LIV, SP, K), can bleed
3) moxa/warming needle= ashi points
4) bleeding/bleeding cupping= ashi points *no more than 2 points

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frozen shoulder education?

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1) avoid EPF
2) reg. exercise/stretching
3) self massage/tuina