Mr. X, a 56-year-old male, presented with right-sided frozen shoulder. His initial shoulder abduction was limited to 80°, flexion to 70°, and both internal and external rotations were painful and restricted. Treatment began with pain management, manual release techniques, and patient education, including avoiding sleeping on the affected shoulder and no heavy weight lifting . After 3–5 sessions, rotator cuff isometric strengthening exercises were introduced. Shoulder mobilization and gliding techniques were performed to improve joint mobility and range of motion. After three weeks, progressive strengthening with dumbbells and therabands was initiated. Within two months, full shoulder range of motion was restored, pain resolved, and strength significantly improved. Rehabilitation continued for 3–6 months to ensure long-term functional recovery.
