Archive for January, 2009
Achilles Tendonitis is a Dreaded Reality – Achilles Tendon Soreness
Thursday, January 22nd, 2009Most runners have either experienced Achilles tendonitis or know someone who has. The sharp pain felt right above the heel and the stiffness first thing in the morning, which makes going down stairs difficult. Achilles tendon soreness can last a long time if not taken care of correctly.
Shoulder Tendonitis A Problem for the Elderly
Monday, January 19th, 2009The most common symptoms of shoulder tendonitis include the inability to hold the arm in certain positions and tenderness or pain in the shoulder area.
Who Is At Risk For Tendonitis?
Sunday, January 18th, 2009Many individuals are at risk for tendonitis tennis players, typists, musicians, runners, basketball players, gardeners, and those who play lots of video games.
A Special Kind of Tendonitis Called Plantar Fasciitis
Sunday, January 18th, 2009When the arch of the tendon the plantar fascia becomes inflamed it is called planter fasciitis. Some of the Plantar Fasciitis Causes…It is an injury that results from overuse and can cause heel pain that can travel throughout the foot. This condition is also known as heel spur even though the two conditions are [...]
Soft Tissue Therapy – A Reliable Treatment for CTS
Friday, January 16th, 2009A remarkable new kind of therapy is allowing people to obtain relief from pain and suffering associated with repetitive stress and soft tissue injuries without the complications of oral medication, or risks of steroid therapy and invasive surgery. This method will work for CTS (carpal tunnel syndrome)
The Role Of Orthotic Shoe Inserts In Treating Achilles Heel Pain
Monday, January 5th, 2009Foot conditions involving Achilles tendonitis are fairly common, particularly among athletes who practice sports such as track, gymnastics, basketball and soccer. The tendon that works to attach the heel and the calf muscle is known as Achilles Tendon. The function of the tendon allows actions like walking on tip toes or pushing off [...]
