Chair For Frozen Shoulder
Pain Description: Discomfort or pain in the neck, shoulder and arms caused by injury or overuse, restricting shoulder movement.
Aim:Â To remove pressure on the shoulders and neck, by supporting the whole of the back as well as removing the tonne of pressure caused by unsupported arms and bad posture, causing tension build up and pain.
Recommended Chair Model: The Homeworker, Diffusion or our specialist chair, The Libero.
Benefit:Â All models include specially positioned armrests that allow the arms to be supported, relaxed by your side whilst still allowing access to the desk. Most armrests are too far forward, meaning that you have to lower the arms under the desk in order to reach the keyboard. To reduce the symptoms and pain of frozen shoulder you need to have your arms gently supported in line with the desk so your wrists and hands are relaxed when typing and the weight of your arms is removed from your shoulders, preventing tension build up. No more leaning on the desk for support, which encourages slouching and causes pressure on your spine, as well as tension build up in the neck and shoulders.
All models include height and depth adjustable armrests as standard. With 2-3 size options to ensure the seat is the right width and depth for your body.
For more information on Back pain symptoms and treatment, click here
Or at one of our distributor showrooms:
Flo: Norfolk
Back in Action: (Homeworker Only) Bristol, Amersham, Marylebone London, Marlow
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Sebastian
Date of experience: October 25, 2021
Lauren Sweeney-Fenton
Date of experience: July 16, 2020
Michael
Date of experience: February 19, 2021
SW
Date of experience: April 30, 2020
Mrs Elizabeth Allen
Date of experience: August 14, 2019
Alison N
Date of experience: December 16, 2019
PN
Date of experience: November 10, 2020
Camilla Croso
Date of experience: March 19, 2021
Dr Sarwar
Date of experience: November 23, 2019
Anita Thomas
Date of experience: December 17, 2020
Sandra Sakura
Date of experience: April 15, 2021






