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Shoulder Arthritis

Shoulder roughness usually comes on slowly, providing a good opportunity to try nonoperative management. Unless the clinical evaluation indicates otherwise, grinding and occasional catching do not necessarily need immediate, aggressive treatment. For many of the causes of shoulder roughness, a general shoulder exercise program to optimize shoulder mechanics is an appropriate place to start.

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