Patients with frozen shoulder can use cupping to relieve some of the symptoms, but the regular treatment of frozen shoulder requires active functional training of the shoulder joint, as well as regular anti-inflammatory and de-pain management, and cupping is only used as an adjunct to the treatment of frozen shoulder. Treatment of frozen shoulder, first, with conventional non-steroidal anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs, including celecoxib capsules, meloxicam tablets, and diclofenac sodium tablets, can relieve the pain around the shoulder. Secondly, the patient should be allowed to perform active functional exercises of the shoulder joint, including shoulder abduction, supination, forward flexion, back extension, internal rotation, and external rotation, which means full range of motion of the shoulder joint. It is most important to train the joint function before adhesions occur in the shoulder joint. Once adhesions have developed in the joint, it is difficult to have any effect through training.