Tendinitis (also referred to as tendonitis), meaning inflammation of a tendon, is a type of tendinopathy. Treatment of tendon injuries often includes non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication, rest, and therapy. Initial recovery is usually within 3-6 months after the onset of pain. Steroid injections have been known to help with the pain but are not a long term treatment. Laser therapy has been known to be effective with chronic tendinitis.
Tendinitis can be caused by any number of activities, either strenuous or repetitive:
Even in cases where the activity isn’t difficult or require exertion, constant and repetitive movement creates repetitive stress, which is the culprit behind stress fractures, tennis elbow, and chronic back pain. If you look at the list of causes above, you’ll notice that workers and homeowners are both at risk for tendinitis—especially if you have the same routine for decades.
In rare cases, infections from trauma can cause tendinitis—most notably with dog bites or cat bites.
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