Condition

Frozen Shoulder Treatment in London

Frozen shoulder, also known as adhesive capsulitis, is a painful condition that causes stiffness and restricted movement in the shoulder joint. It often develops gradually and can significantly impact your daily activities. At Fit2Function Clinic in Oxford Circus, we specialise in diagnosing and treating frozen shoulder using Physiotherapy, laser therapy, shockwave therapy, ems therapy, infrared cupping, manual therapy and guided exercise rehabilitation to restore movement and reduce pain at every stage of the condition.

How Can We Help Treat Frozen Shoulder

Frozen shoulder can make everyday tasks like reaching, dressing or lifting extremely difficult. However, with the right care, most people make a full recovery and regain full shoulder movement.

At Fit2Function Clinics, we specialise in treating shoulder conditions using a combination of hands-on physiotherapy, exercise rehabilitation and advanced treatments such as Shockwave and Laser Therapy. Our approach focuses on improving joint mobility, reducing pain and restoring normal function as quickly as possible.

What you can expect:

  • Detailed assessment to identify the stage and severity of your frozen shoulder
  • Gentle mobilisation and manual therapy to increase movement
  • Advanced treatments to accelerate tissue recovery
  • Tailored home exercise program to maintain flexibility
  • Guidance on posture, activity and lifestyle to support long-term improvement

We help you progress step by step, from easing pain to restoring full, confident movement.

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What is Frozen Shoulder?

Learn about Frozen Shoulder

Frozen shoulder is a condition where the shoulder joint capsule becomes thickened and inflamed, leading to pain, stiffness and restricted movement. The exact cause isn’t always clear, but it often occurs after injury, surgery or periods of immobility. People aged 40-60 are most commonly affected and it’s more prevalent in women and those with diabetes or thyroid conditions. At Fit2Function Oxford Circus, we help clients identify the stage of frozen shoulder they’re in and create a personalised treatment plan to regain shoulder function and reduce pain over time.

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What Makes Us Different

Since 2017, Fit2Function has helped thousands of people across London recover from shoulder injuries and regain full function.

We’re one of the few clinics that combine traditional physiotherapy with advanced recovery technology, offering measurable results and a 90% success rate within six sessions. With over 350 five-star reviews on Google and Doctify, our reputation for effective, results-driven care speaks for itself.

Here’s why patients choose us:

  • Specialist physiotherapists with advanced clinical training in shoulder rehabilitation
  • Longer 60-minute sessions for detailed treatment and advice
  • Proven success rate and outstanding client satisfaction
  • Modern facilities in central London – Oxford Circus
  • Supportive, friendly environment focused on your recovery goals

We don’t rush your recovery, we personalise it to ensure the best possible outcome.

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Benefits Of Frozen Shoulder Treatment

With early and consistent treatment, frozen shoulder can be managed effectively and full recovery is achievable in most cases. Benefits of having treatment include reduced pain, improved joint mobility, restored shoulder function and a faster return to everyday activities. You’ll regain the ability to lift, reach, and rotate your shoulder comfortably, improving your independence and quality of life. Our team at Fit2Function Oxford Circus helps clients navigate each phase of recovery, avoiding unnecessary delays and preventing long-term stiffness. We also focus on educating you about posture, strength and joint protection to reduce the likelihood of injury recurrence in the future.

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What To Expect On Your First Visit

When you book your first appointment, here’s what you can expect:

  • Comprehensive Consultation: We’ll discuss your pain, history and how it’s affecting your daily life.
  • Detailed Assessment: We’ll check shoulder movement, strength and joint function to identify your recovery stage.
  • Diagnosis & Explanation: You’ll learn exactly what’s happening and what we can do to help.
  • Your First Treatment: We normally start treatment during your first visit to begin restoring movement immediately.
  • Tailored Recovery Plan: You’ll receive a personalised exercise plan and advice for maintaining progress at home.

We make sure you leave feeling reassured, informed and confident about your recovery plan.

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How To Book Your First Appointment:

Getting started is simple:

  • Click the “Book An Appointment” button on this page.
  • Select your preferred practitioner, service and time.
  • Attend your first session and begin your recovery journey.

Prefer to chat first? Call us at 02071172076 or fill out the contact form at the bottom of the page and we’ll happily guide you through the process.

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Frozen Shoulder FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it typically take to recover from frozen shoulder with treatment?

Recovery can take several months, depending on the stage and severity. With consistent treatment, many people see noticeable improvement within 3-6 weeks and full recovery typically occurs within 3-6 months.

It’s uncommon for frozen shoulder to recur in the same shoulder, but it can sometimes develop in the opposite shoulder, especially in people with underlying risk factors such as diabetes or autoimmune conditions.

We assess your range of motion, symptom history and perform specific clinical tests. Frozen shoulder causes both active and passive stiffness, whereas other injuries often allow passive movement even if painful.

It typically affects one shoulder at a time, but in rare cases, particularly in people with systemic health conditions both shoulders can be affected sequentially or even simultaneously.

In most cases, frozen shoulder resolves over time, but without treatment, recovery may take longer and full range of motion may not return. Early intervention helps prevent long-term stiffness and shoulder joint dysfunction.