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Frozen shoulder can be treated
Movement of a frozen shoulder can be painful, but will not cause damage, writes dr Joe de Beer, arthroscopic shoulder surgeon, and dr Karin van Rooyen. In an in-depth article they explain the facts about this condition associated with severe pain and ...
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