To effectively address shoulder discomfort after exercise, it is critical to first identify the underlying reasons. Weightlifting is the primary cause of shoulder discomfort, although basic workouts can also cause it. 

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If your shoulder feels like it's auditioning for a tragic Shakespearean role—"Oh pain, thy name is rotator cuff!"—you're not alone. Shoulder pain is the unsung villain of everyday life. One minute you're reaching for a coffee mug, and the next you're doing the T-Rex arm shuffle just to avoid screaming in front of your coworkers.