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Injured Shoulder. Now I Have A Hard Lump That Hurts

I Injured my shoulder a few months ago and now I have this hard painful lump that feels like its connected to my collar bone It constantly hurts and If I push on it or move my arm a certain way It makes this popping noise and it HURTS Is this something that would go away over time
Mon, 23 May 2011
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
Dear dj, the sound you hear and discomfort you feel on certain movement must either be a subluxation /dislocation of acromioclavicular joint, or a fracture. If you can not afford an MRI, go on for a songraphy(usg). They can detect any abnormality very well. Do mail me your xrays on atulosteoblast@gmail.com.
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General Surgeon Dr. Rajinder Bajoria's  Response
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get x-ray done to rule out fracture or its malunion.Start ding regular exercise &consult orthopedic surgeon to find the cause &get it treated.
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Injured Shoulder. Now I Have A Hard Lump That Hurts

Dear dj, the sound you hear and discomfort you feel on certain movement must either be a subluxation /dislocation of acromioclavicular joint, or a fracture. If you can not afford an MRI, go on for a songraphy(usg). They can detect any abnormality very well. Do mail me your xrays on atulosteoblast@gmail.com. Good day