It's probably not serious at all. But if it is the AC joint then you can get rid of the clicking pretty easily. Why put up with it if you don't need to? It must be frustrating you in some way for you to have posted a forum thread? Just go private for one or two sessions. You don't need to see the GP at all for that.
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