Additional Effects of Mirror Therapy on Shoulder Mobility and Function in Post-stroke Adhesive Capsulitis Patients

OBJECTIVES OF STUDY 1. To determine the effects of mirror therapy along with conventional therapy on improving shoulder joint range of motion in post-stroke adhesive capsulitis patients. 2. To determine the effects of mirror therapy along with conventional therapy on improving shoulder joint function in post-stroke adhesive capsulitis patients. 3. To compare the difference between the effects of mirror therapy with conventional therapy alone for improving shoulder mobility and function in post stroke adhesive capsulitis patients. HYPOTHESIS ALTERNATE HYPOTHESIS 1. There is a statistically significant effect of mirror therapy in improving the shoulder joint Range Of Motion in post-stroke adhesive capsulitis patients. (p \> 0.05). 2. There is a statistically significant effect of mirror therapy in improving the shoulder joint function in post-stroke adhesive capsulitis patients. (p \> 0.05). NULL HYPOTHESIS 1. There is a statistically significant effect of mirror therapy in improving the shoulder joint Range Of Motion in post-stroke adhesive capsulitis patients. (p \> 0.05). 2. There is a statistically significant effect of mirror therapy in improving the shoulder joint function in post-stroke adhesive capsulitis patients. (p \> 0.05).