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Why does it hurt when i have to raise my arms to do something?
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Shoulder strain??: The symptoms you describe could be due to a shoulder strain. See your family doctor, internist, or orthopedic specialist to confirm your particular diagnosis.
Answered 3/26/2013
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Rotator cuff???: Unsure without a history. I work out a lot and sometimes get those shoulder symptoms. The pain often lets me know that I have to alter what and how I am doing the exercises. I would first be checked by a specialist.
Answered 6/14/2014
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