What is capilitis of the right shoulder?
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I think you mean capsulitis. Adhesive capsulitis is the medical name for a frozen shoulder. For what ever reason, pain or injury, you stop using and moving your shoulder joint much. This causes it to "freeze" because of shortening of the ligaments and tendons as well as muscle atrophy caused by disuse. Rehab is the only way to get things working again and if it is severe enough sometimes the doctor will have to manipulate the shoulder with you under anasthesia before you can be sent to therapy.
814068
I have problems with calcifying tendinitis in my shoulders. I do a lot of stretching. I'll put my arms up and hang on to something like a door frame or the shower door while I'm showering and bend at my knees to stretch the shoulders out. I also will put a hand behind my back and pull on it with the other hand toward the opposite side.
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If your shoulders slump forward and you slouch, that curve is called a kyphosis. Posture has a lot to do with it, sometimes genetics do as well. There are certain diseases that cause an increase in that curve or a "hump" in your upper back. But assuming you are healthy then you just need to increase your muscle tone in your mid back and the back of your shoulders, and do some chest stretches to be sure you aren't rolling your shoulders forward. Don't slouch when  you sit and don't sleep with a lot of pillows under your head.
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poor you, thats really hard and pains alot, I have a tendinitis in my shoulder since 6 or 7 month and can't get rid of it. I already got cortisone injektions and I got painkillers. Be patient , it can take a while, and don't be so stupid as I am, because I don't rest enough.
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It has been incorrectly attributed to synovial fluid moving suddenly (popping) from one side of the synovial fluid cavity to the other when the one side is under pressure.\n\nIt is ACTUALLY the sudden stretching and 'relaxing' of your tendons over your joints as you put the tendons under tension when snapping your fingers.
1046158
I just had that happen to me.I went to the doctor and it was a muscle strain underneath my shoulder blade in the area of my rotater cuff.They just gave me some ibuprofen and said that my muscle was swollen and that would take care of it.It also caused pain when I would breathe,in my upper back and also my chest.So try the Ibuprofen,it should help you but it could take a few days for the swelling to go down if your muscle is swollen.He also said to take it easy on my arm for a few days.
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Inflammation of a joint. An increase in the amount of synovial fluid in the joint is a result of this inflammation. Accumulation of synovial fluid in the fetlock joint is called a "wind puff" or "wind gall." In young horses, a swelling in the fetlock joint, particularly on the front of the joint where the cannon and long pastern bones meet, is called a "green osselet." This swelling is a result of inflammation and reactive changes of the front edges of these two bones and adjacent cartilage.
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It sounds the the radiologist saw something lightning up near the root of the right lung, where its bronchioles and vessels converge.  It's just a descriptive phrase, so it doesn't give a diagnosis.  Hilar prominence could be nothing, or it could be inflammation, or it could be a sign associated with sarcoidosis, or it could be an infection, or it could be cancerous.  \n\nI really wouldn't get worked up about a phrase in a report.  Talk to the doctor for the whole story.
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Sounds like something more serious. see a md.
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You could have bursitis or a calcium growth on your shoulder blade which is inflamed. I've had both. An operation took care of the 'bhur' on the blade. The bursitis persists.
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I think what you are talking about is Fasciaitis (or something close to that spelling) which is an inflammation of the fascia - the tissue which over-lies your muscle - it is not associated with gout or phlebitis
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Right sided chest/shoulder pain can be caused from your gallbladder and also your appendix.  It's called referred pain.\n\nI am not saying that is what is going on, but it could be an option.  You need to tell someone and see a Dr. for a definitive answer.\n\nFeel better soon.
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Most likely it is "SLAP" which stands for Superior Labrum Anterior Posterior.  The labrum is a soft fibrous tissue rim that surrounds the socket (called the glenoid) of the shoulder to help stabilize the joint.  This means the superior glenoid labrum has torn or detached.  This is more complicated than normal rotator cuff tear because the labrum tear serves as the origin attachment of the long head of the biceps muscle.\n\nThere is some good information on this website: http://www.emedicine.com/SPORTS/topic42.htm
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my right one gets swollen all the time- i went to my Dr. and she said its really nothing to worry about- sometimes its just a sign that your body is fighting something off- maybe a small cold\n\nit is technically called tonsilitis (which only means inflamation of the tonsil) Below is an explination
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I think you might be talking about Synovial osteochondromatosis. Here is a link where you can find out more information about this condition:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synovial_osteochondromatosis
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I looked up shoulder problems and almost every diagnosis had "clicking" or "popping" as one of the  symptom.  If your shoulder pops or clicks it can mean an injury to the shoulder joint that should be looked at by a doctor.\n\nThe web site noted below has a lot of information and pictures of the shoulder, types of injuries, and symptoms.
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I would check with a doctor.  I would normally think it was allergies, but when you say you have irritation only on the right side of your face, then that's a little different, check with the Doc.