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Pain I'm shoulder after vaccination
I had my last covid vaccine in August and after taking vaccine my left shoulder pained for 3 days and then I feel relived. But now since 2 weeks my left soulder pains a lot mostly in morning and then through out day when I move.i have seminoma cancer history which got cured. Hence I am confused is it because of vaccine injected in wrong way or something else. Whats reason... What's cure
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It does not look like any wrong way of vaccination. Any history of injury or weight lifting? Any neck pain? Kindly take ultrasound therapy and rest to shoulder for 2 weeks.
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