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Frozen shoulder may be the result of inflammation after a shoulder injury or shoulder surgery. In most cases, however, frozen shoulder develops for no apparent reason in individuals over age 40. It's also more likely to appear in women. Those with diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, heart or lung disease, stroke, or thyroid problems also are at higher risk for frozen shoulder.
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