Can tendonitis be treated? What can be done to improve tendonitis quickly?

Tendonitis can be done physically**, with medication**, and with blocking**, with enhanced exercises to recover. Rapid improvement can be achieved by surgical methods**, and it is necessary to rest more in life and strengthen protection. Lateral epicondylitis of the humerus** includes rest, local warm compresses, or medications to reduce swelling.

Limit the movement of the wrist joint, where the fist is clenched forcefully and the wrist is extended. Surgery may be indicated for patients with intractable pain who do not respond well non-surgically**.

The main symptoms of tendonitis are joint pain and stiffness, and if left unchecked, some patients will experience chronic pain and be prone to reversal. If not severe, patients occasionally experience slight joint swelling. If the above situation occurs, you should go to the hospital for medical treatment in time.

Of course, the doctor will prescribe some medications such as anti-inflammatory drugs depending on the patient's condition. For tendonitis, you should follow your doctor's advice. In addition to medications**, patients should stay on bed rest followed by a cold or hot towel.

Hot and cold compresses are mainly used to reduce swelling. If the pain is unbearable, some painkillers can be taken to relieve the pain.

Tendonitis is OK; Because tendonitis is a limited tendon inflammation, it can be well relieved by local external hemorrhoids.

1. Routine**. Ice should be applied to the affected area for 20 minutes every few hours in the acute phase; and elevate and immobilize the affected limb; For tendonitis of the upper extremities, a brace or cast can be used to fix it in a suitable functional position, and rest is the best way to relieve muscle tension; For tendonitis in other locations, edema can be reduced by dressing with an elastic bandage. After the acute phase, develop a suitable plan to improve the strength of the muscles and restore the range of motion.

2. Drugs**. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs may be used to relieve pain. For severe pain, local steroid injections can be used to control inflammation and reduce pain.

However, repeated injections of steroids are not recommended because multiple injections of steroids can weaken the tendon and cause it to rupture.

3. Surgery**. Some patients, especially if adhesions occur; If the above methods are ineffective, surgery may be considered. The stenosis tendon sheath is cut longitudinally and a small tendon sheath is removed, resulting in **pain**. Disadvantages: Traumatic, painful, long recovery period.

4. Physiotherapy. Taking a jacuzzi can help raise body temperature and promote blood circulation. If tendonitis occurs in the knee area, warm compresses can be applied to a warm, damp washcloth.

In recent years, the use of ultrasound **** tendonitis, especially with calcified tendonitis, has been reported, but its efficacy still needs to be further confirmed.