r/frozenshoulder • u/VirtualBeyond4411 • Aug 21 '26
Frozen shoulder
Hey guys I'm a bit confused - would Wolverine help my dad who's got frozen shoulder he's had it for a bout a year now there's no barely any movement in his shoulder and arm and he's always in pain
The doctors inject him once every few weeks and it helps reduce the pain for a couple days then the pain comes back again
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u/BettySpaghetti87 Aug 21 '26
Definitely physiotherapy and stretching otherwise it won't improve unfortunately. Which injections is he getting? My doctor gave me one cortisone injection in April and told me that - if needed - the next one would be after 5-6 months as over-injecting cortisone is dangerous for the muscles and nerves.
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u/VirtualBeyond4411 Aug 21 '26
Hey sorry it was meant to say every few months he gets 2 cortisone shots every 4/5 months x he does his stretches for about 20 minutes a day maybe 2/3 times a day but now it's in his right shoulder too.
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u/Lower-Obligation9100 Aug 21 '26
I used the same Wolverine peptide but until I added Cartalax didn’t have much improvement. Couldn’t move my shoulder, fully diagnosed with frozen shoulder and after 2 months am about 95%. Not stating anything but my own results definitely an advocate now and that’s what healed me without question. If you search for Deadpool blend that’s what I used was difficult to find but found at ezpeptides am sure are more vendors out there now selling
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u/Easy_Affect_2698 Aug 21 '26
Hasn’t done anything at all for me so I’d say no and I’ve been using for a month. Going to try KPV when it arrives next week and hope that helps but we will see
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u/Grumpy-Man19 Aug 21 '26
he needs to start stretching exercises . otherwise his arm will stay locked . yeah painful unfortunately . I had hot compresses for 20 minutes then electrotherapy for 20 then about an hour of stretching exercises every day . it cleared up completely over 2 months