Tendonitis, the most progressive inflammation, and the most painful

[monstergab]

I hyperextened my elbow and developed tendonitis and re-hyperextened the bad elbow and its worse than ever i don't know what to do for it and being a lineman it doesn't help that i use my hands alot so wondering what you would reccomend and I hyperextended it 3 months ago and its starting to hurt my hands

[cheapsuit91]

I have major tendonitis through my shoulders to my elbow to the joints in my hand, from weight lifting. Is there anyway possible besides advil or icy-hot to get rid of the inflammation pain that I get at night (maybe acupuncture or shock therapy)? The pain has become unbearable when I wake up at 3 i n the morning and I literally have to go in the shower at night and burn my arm to make the swelling pain stop.

[tricksterSD]

what did it say about a fever?

[Capenergy]

It depends on how chronic your injury is. Normaly, you should need three to five sessions to remove inflammation. In your case, you only experience pain with a specific position, so that tells you that it is not a severe tendonitis. You should count on three to five 20 minute sessions.

[Jshect]

@Capenergy How much does this treatment cost?

[Gilb604]

how long does it take for my shoulder tendonitis to heal? hurts only when throwing a ball overhanded

[Solarcoreg]

very interesting but is the treatment permanent? or do you have to do it for the rest of your life?

[Capenergy]

Yes, the treatment is permanent. Once you have released inflammation, it does not hurt anymore. Some times, a tendonitis in a shoulder or elbow might hide a cervical problem. So you should also consider specific therapy there. You do not have to do it for the rest of your life.