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    Training with a calcium shoulder deposit

    Any advice I have a deposit in my left shoulder not ready for surgery till the end of the year, I am trying to work around it and it sucks, any exercises that keep the shoulder joint lubed up???

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    No exercise in general is going to "lube up" the shoulder. To potentially "loosen" the calcium deposits in the rotator, rotate the arm in it's maximum extent in a circular range of motion. The pain you are feeling is from inflamation - so icing and ibuprofen would most likely be the best non surgicial treatments. I'm not totally sure on your condition so I really can't give you too much further advice. Calcium deposits can be associated with many injuries.

    Be smart though, consult your doctor before jumping in on any training routine.
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    Can't help sorry

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    Re: Training with a calcium shoulder deposit

    Had some shoulder pain so had an xray and I have a deposit in my left shoulder, had a cortisone shot and it didn't change much

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    A friend of mine had a really big calcium deposit in his shoulder. His was towards the outside and looked like a horn under the skin. He never felt any pain from it but I can imagine one that deep would be awful. Hope all goes well brother.

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