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The four most common causes of shoulder imbalance and pain
- Adhesions (scar tissue) in the muscles of your shoulder or adhesions in the shoulder joint capsule
- Interference in the nerve signals to the muscles that control your shoulder
- Strength or flexibility imbalances in the "Stabilizing Muscles" of your shoulder
- Severe structural alterations or damage to the bone, cartilage, tendons or ligaments
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