“It is not scientific to say that there is a 100% cure for frozen shoulder. Frozen shoulder requires physical therapy, massage, medication and surgery. Frozen shoulder is self-limiting, usually within 6-24 months, but some patients can not return to normal function. Due to the different causes of frozen shoulder and individual differences in sensitivity to drugs, there is no 100% cure for frozen shoulder. 1. Physiotherapy, massage and other treatments: patients suffering from frozen shoulder should carry out shoulder joint activities every day, and also need to treat the primary disease. Early patients can be given physiotherapy, acupuncture, massage and other treatments. 2. Medication: For cases with severe pain, closed treatment can be considered, i.e. local injection of prednisolone acetate to relieve pain. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as Celecoxib and Loxoprofen sodium can be taken for treatment. 3. Surgery: When the pain persists and seriously affects normal work and life, arthroscopic loosening of adhesions can be performed, followed by injection of sodium hyaluronate or steroids. Patients with frozen shoulder should follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment, and should not listen to treatments that have no scientific basis, so as not to delay the condition.