Tendonitis is your body’s way of complaining that you’ve pushed it too hard. The condition produces symptoms that can make you contemplate seeing a doctor. But is it necessary? Let’s get a better insight into tendonitis—its causes, symptoms, and treatment—and find out if you should see a physician for it. What Is Tendonitis? Tendons are thick bands of connected tissues found throughout your body. Your tendons and muscles work together to allow you to move various body parts, such as your [Read More]
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Sports Medicine: Signs of Tendonitis You Shouldn’t Ignore
Whether you play round-robin tennis on the weekends or participate in national swim meets, you probably know someone who has been diagnosed with tendonitis. It’s a common and fairly painful condition among athletes that can slow you down or leave you on the sidelines. Tendons are strong, fiber-like bands of connective tissue that join our muscles to bone. When these tendons become swollen or inflamed, it is called tendonitis. Tendonitis is usually caused by a repetitive overuse or stressing [Read More]
