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I have right shoulder pain since 8 months it started since I started working out in the gym it pops when i take my shoulder up and down kindly help me below are is my mri report
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Your symptoms can be cured by physiotherapy by releasing the thightened muscles followed by hot water fermentation and pain relieving electrical modalities and once pain subsides we can go for shoulder strengthening exercises
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Your symptoms are easily manageable with physio and injection if needed for bursitis. Consult Shoulder surgeon in Apollo Navi Mumbai, Dr Gautam Tawari
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Your MRI reports suggest inflammation , no evidence of old or recent dislocation of shoulder or Acromioclavicular joint.
X-rays also are of high importance...
Perform shoulder exercises.
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Do not worry.
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