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Adhesive Capsulitis is also known as frozen shoulder. It is a condition in which there is pain and stiffness or movement loss in the shoulder. The condition most often affects people between 4060-year-old and is more common in women. Adhesive Capsulitis occurs as the area around the shoulder joint thickens and contracts. Adhesive capsulitis is more common among people with diabetes and affects 10% to 20% of diabetics. There is a dull or aching pain in the outer shoulder area. Sometimes the pain occurs in the upper arm. Movement of the shoulder is severely restricted, with progressive loss of both active and passive motion. Pain from other conditions such as arthritis, rotator cuff tear, bursitis, or tendinitis can also restrict the range of motion of the shoulder [1].

Effect of Gong’s Mobilisation versus Muscle Energy Technique on Pain and Functional Ability of Shoulder in Phase II Adhesive Capsulitis