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[...] When you are having hamstring tendonitis, you are going to have an aching pain in one or bogh of your legs. This pain is going to be located immediately above the knee’s and often if will be felt in the back of the upper legs. With this form of tendonitis, the tendons that connect the muscles to the bone are now inflamed. This is typically found n athletes or runners that participate in track and field sports. [...]
[...] If your bursitis tendonitis has occurred from an injury or trauma, you can treat this easily by immobilizing the effected area using a splint or brace. You can then start to take some anti-inflammatory drugs also that can reduce the inflammation and the pain when the swelling starts to go down. Now if this condition is caused by RSI or repetitive movement, then your doctor is going to have to figure out a way to reduce the stress to the effected area. [...]
[...] If these other methods of treatment have failed to control the tendonitis pain, some doctors will recommend the patient have cortisone injections. Cortisone injections work great for controlling tendonitis pain, but cannot be administered on a regular basis. If none of these treatments are working for you, some doctors might recommend tendonitis surgery for a more permanent relief of the tendonitis pain. [...]