Frozen shoulder sindrom or adhesive capsulitis is the most common disorder that occurs in the area of the shoulder joint. This painful condition of the shoulder significantly impairs the quality of life of patients and they become limited in carrying out activities of daily life. It can occur in both sexes, but it affects the female population more often. The average age for the onset of this syndrome is between 40 and 60 years. In realtion to the progression of the disease, 3 clinical phases are distinguished: the pain phase, the frozen phase and the thawing phase. Two main symptoms experienced by patients with frozen shoulder syndrome are pain and limitation of range of motion. The cause of it's occurrence is still not sufficiently known, but it is believed that inflammation of the joint and surrounding ligaments of the shoulder occurs first and this promotes the formation of adhesive and fibrous particles in the area of the shoulder joint. Risk factors are patients suffering from thyroid disease, diabetes, Parkinson's disease, etc. The diagnosis of these patients is based on taking an anamnesis, clinical examination and measurements. In frozen shoulder syndrome, treatment begins with the application of conservative methods, with a special emphasis on exercises. In the case of frozen shoulder syndrome, treatment begins with the application of It is considered the conservative treatment is the best choice, but if the condition doesn't improve after various physiotherapy interventions, operative treatment is recommended.