What should I do if there is a clicking sound in the shoulder bones when moving due to adhesive capsulitis?
Disease description:
Recently, my arm has been constantly painful, and I hear clicking sounds from the bones when moving. My doctor told me this is caused by shoulder periarthritis. What should I do about the joint noises associated with shoulder periarthritis?
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Lin Yunfei
The clicking sound in the bones during movement caused by shoulder periarthritis may result from excessive exercise. If patients do not properly control the intensity, it could lead to joint dislocation or fractures. In cases of shoulder periarthritis, patients should promptly take anti-inflammatory medication for treatment, or apply medicated plasters on the shoulder to relieve symptoms. Additionally, during exercise, patients should be cautious to avoid secondary injuries.
