Complex Joint: The shoulder is a complex joint, & many conditions/ injuries (rotator cuff injury, bursitits, tendonitis, labral pathology, etc).Can cause pain as described. The bicep pain coulld be something that developed secondary to any of the above, or the cause of pain altogether. I suggest a physician examine your shoulder to determine your best plan of care. http://drmarkgalland.com/category/shoulder/.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Biceps tenosynovitis: The most likely source of your pain and swelling is inflammation around the biceps tendon (tenosynovitis). This condition is typically associated with activity or sports related overload/overuse of the long head biceps tendon. Treatment typically consists of activity modification and/or physical therapy, anti-inflammatories, and occasionally a cortisone injection.
Answered 11/22/2018
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