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My shoulder looks very unnatural when i raise my arm. should i be concerned?
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Consider PCP appt.: Well Jude, it depends on several factors especially since I have nothing to exam. Is it causing you pain or altering the normal function and interrupting your way of life? If either of these questions are answered "yes", it would be a good reason to consult your family physician.
Answered 1/13/2017
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