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My shoulder hurts more at night then during the day. is that common?
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Yes. Most peoplesimi: Yes,pain in the shoulder at night is pretty common. Most people complain of difficulty lying on the affected side while in bed. Having said that it is important to remember that the pain can be a result of multiple problems, ranging from a simple sprain to a full rotator cuff tear. Please see your doctor for a detailed exam.
Answered 6/21/2014
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