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I am experiencing pain in my right shoulder and arm and my right collarbone appears to be swollen and raised
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AC joint: This is most likely coming from your AC (acriomoclavicular) joint between your collar bone and shoulder-blade, a common site of overuse pain from sports, weightlifting, and throwing...if it does not improve with several days of rest and anti-inflammatory medication you should have it evaluated further
Answered 2/4/2019
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