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I’m looking for some insight here.
I’ve been dealing with issues in my right shoulder and arm for about six months now.
My X-ray report states the following: the X-ray of the shoulder does not show the acromioclavicular joint.
Can anyone explain what that actually means? This whole mess started about half a year ago. Last year, from around September 9th through December, I was hitting aerobic classes pretty regularly and everything felt fine. Then, out of nowhere at the start of this year, I suddenly couldn't lift my arm above my head. The pain was intense—it kept me up at night, and I could only get a little relief by taking some Advil.
The pain in my arm was particularly sharp whenever I made any sudden movements. It felt like a shooting pain traveling all the way down my upper arm.
The worst of the pain has subsided lately, but I’m still left with a significant loss of range of motion. I’m 34, working full-time, and honestly, this is making it impossible to function normally.
Best regards. Thanks so much to anyone who can offer some help or an explanation.
I’ve been dealing with issues in my right shoulder and arm for about six months now.
My X-ray report states the following: the X-ray of the shoulder does not show the acromioclavicular joint.
Can anyone explain what that actually means? This whole mess started about half a year ago. Last year, from around September 9th through December, I was hitting aerobic classes pretty regularly and everything felt fine. Then, out of nowhere at the start of this year, I suddenly couldn't lift my arm above my head. The pain was intense—it kept me up at night, and I could only get a little relief by taking some Advil.
The pain in my arm was particularly sharp whenever I made any sudden movements. It felt like a shooting pain traveling all the way down my upper arm.
The worst of the pain has subsided lately, but I’m still left with a significant loss of range of motion. I’m 34, working full-time, and honestly, this is making it impossible to function normally.
Best regards. Thanks so much to anyone who can offer some help or an explanation.