Tendonitis, Bursitis and Epicondylitis

Tendonitis

Tendonitis is an inflammation of the tendon, a resistant fibrous substance that attaches the muscle most often to a bone. This inflammation occurs during a sudden and sudden movement, a repetitive gesture or a crushing effect. The presence of tendonitis is confirmed if pain occurs when you make the effort to lift the affected limb and it does not appear if you let another person lift the affected limb for you.

 

Epicondylitis

Epicondylitis is an inflammation of tendon attachment points at the elbow. Often, it manifests itself as a result of repeated movements of the arm or repeated rotation of the wrist. People who are engaged in sporting activities or activities that require repeated movements are the most exposed to this type of problem. This is the case for truck drivers, secretaries, laborers, tennis players, golfers and many others.

The chiropractic approach

Chiropractic care will eliminate these problems and give you back the use of your limb. The chiropractor is the health care professional best prepared to deal with this kind of problem.