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11-22-2015, 04:21 PM

Cliffman

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Cliffman

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Originally Posted by baba222

Just did not want any more interventions, as I think all the interventions (surgery and antibiotics) got me where I am.

Thanks so much.

Hi Baba,

I had a frozen shoulder several years ago (before SFN) and had a shot, which helped slightly. I let it heal on it's own, it took about a year and all I did was not sleep on my left side. They say PT can speed up the process.

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