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Right shoulder issue
My right shoulder has been drooly for about 6 years due to a gym injury. Basically the muscles of the ball and socket joint of right arm and shoulder have weakened due to lifting heavy weights without proper protein supplement. This has resulted in my right shoulder being lowered. I am working with a physiotherapist on this and he told me to do some exercise with theraband. I'm doing that but it's taking too long to recover. I have attached my mri report as well. Is there a quick solution to my issue that doesn't involve surgery? Also, my right knee has been having pain for sometime, feels like a nerve pain.
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It's minor injury to AC Joint
Any kind of Painkiller
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Avoid Heavy Lifting and Vigorous Activity
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Rest to affected part
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Powergesic gel application shoulder immobilizer use
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