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Originally Posted by FFR
The reason I tend to say it's not a rotator cuff injury is that typically those happen due to sport or some activity and you know right away that you've done something. There is also usually a significant limit to range of motion. Pain is also very localized and you could point to the spot where it hurts.
Edit: clunking and shifting can also occur when the bursa sac is injured. The bursa sac is what provides the lubrication for you joint and allows it to move smoothly.
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Very true, just the way he described it was pretty much what I went through when I hurt mine so I figured I'd throw my medically uninformed opinion in there.
You're right though, you'll know you did something pretty quick if its the RC, it hurts like hell.
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