It may not heal: Bursitis may not heal on its own. If it persists more than two weeks have it treated.
Answered 4/2/2015
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Depends: 40's male bemoans "bursitis" as result of "shoulder subluxation". Unusual. Subluxation expected to cause labral &/or tendon injury. These soft tissue injuries are oft radiolucent. MRI neeeded plus hands-on & sensitive palpation by physician knowledgeable about shoulder biomechanics; highly specialized area of knowledge. Look to Osteopaths & Physiatrists for the most astute differential diagnosis.
Answered 12/30/2016
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