Most physicians now believe that tendinitis – the suffix “itis” means inflamed – is misnamed, since the condition may involve little or no inflammation.
Studies have shown that use of anti-inlammatory drugs including cortisone can lead to significant increaed risk of future flare-ups.
Animal studies show that they delay and inhibit healing.
Do you think it is better to get quick relief or better long term healing?
Ask Well: Do Pain Relievers Heal Tendinitis, or Just Ease Pain?
Tuesday, February 6, 2018
Ask Well: Do Pain Relievers Heal Tendinitis, or Just Ease Pain?
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anti-inflammatory drug,
back pain,
chiropractic,
cortisone,
epidural,
hip pain,
neck pain,
NSAID's,
opioids,
rotator cuff,
sprain,
strain,
tendinitis
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