The main location where inflammation occurs in frozen shoulder is concentrated approximately in the greater tuberosity, which is the location of the very tip of the shoulder joint. It is the attachment point of many muscles, such as the supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, biceps longus tendon, and deltoid, so when applying the plaster, it should be applied to the greater tuberosity and the associated muscle alignment, such as the supraspinatus, located at the medial aspect of the greater tuberosity; the infraspinatus and teres minor, approximately at the posterior and inferior aspect of the greater tuberosity; the biceps longus tendon, located at the anterior aspect of the greater tuberosity; and the deltoid, located at the The deltoid, located on the lateral side of the greater tuberosity. When applying the plaster, mainly apply these parts, which can play a good role in activating blood stasis, dredging the meridians and promoting the absorption of inflammatory metabolites.