Frozen shoulder belongs to the categories of shoulder paralysis, fifty shoulders and shoulder condensation in Chinese medicine, and blood-stabbing therapy is often used for treating frozen shoulder, such as Ah Yes point (the point where the feeling of acidity, numbness, distension and pain is obvious) and Quchi point. Blood-stabbing therapy refers to the method of treating diseases by releasing a small amount of blood through a small superficial vein pierced with a needle such as a three-pronged needle or a skin needle. Blood-stabbing therapy for the treatment of frozen shoulder is mainly applicable to the blood stasis and stagnation type of frozen shoulder, and is often selected from the Ah Yes point, the Commissioning point, and the Qu Chi point. When applying the procedure, attention should be paid to strict sterilization, appropriate pressure, and avoiding arteries to avoid infection or excessive bleeding. It should be used with caution for the weak, pregnant women and those with bleeding tendency. If blood-stabbing therapy is needed, it should be operated by a professional doctor.