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I have terrible shoulder pain during sex. I get the pain whenever I have an orgasm. What could be causing this?

Your shoulder muscles could just be cramping up but you could also get it checked out.

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Have hard growing lump in upper arm, between bicep and shoulder, hard and only hurts if pressed on, what is it?

In all likelihood, it could be a group of muscles that is bunched up or a calcium deposit that will work itself out. HOWEVER, it could be...

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For a cervical bulging disk, is ice or heat better relieve.

My personal preference is heat. It seems to be better for me than ice. Some people get better relief from ice, so I would suggest try them both, and...

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does shoulder bursitis pain go down the arm?

i would go to the doctor , it very possible that the shoulder pain can go down the arm , and since you cant move it all the more reason to go... they...

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Pain in shoulder radiating down arm. Should I use ice or heat?

the answer will always be the same: Ice for the first 3 days then ice and heat (switching) for about a week. if the pain doesn't go down...

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For shoulder pain radiating down arm is heat or cold better?

deffinately a heating pad! It helps me.

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Pain in upper right arm which limits motion. Painful to move arm above my head.

i have had trouble with my shoulder for many years after 8 years which was way to long i had lost all movement it was like having a dead arm , i also...

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