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certain deep layer muscles are not firing at the right time and there may be some tendon-bone rubbing happening.
definitely see a physical therapist so that they can prescribe you muscle activation, neural and range of motion exercises to help facilitate function.
did you injure this at worksite or on your own? if it was injured at your worksite you might be able to file a wcb claim. so check that out as well.
There are no principles, there are only events. There is no good and bad, there are only circumstances. The superior espouses events and circumstances in order to guide them.
IMO, most doctors know jack squat about physical injuries unless it's blanetely obvious.
I would say just go to a Physio clinic. Also try to avoid sleeping on that shoulder as well.
If you are near the New West Area I would recommend Catalyst.
see ron mattison (shoulder specialist) or DR loyd smith , both at UBC sports med
Or Id recommend Pablo @ Salus physio just off burrard
I had a shoulder issue for years and after trying countless physios he was the only one able to figure out that I had a labral tear