Tendinitis & Tendinosis
What causes Tendinitis & Tendinosis?
These common hand and wrist conditions are characterized by inflammation of a tendon caused by various factors including repetitive use, injury, and pre-existing medical conditions.
Symptoms of Tendinitis & Tendinosis
The following symptoms may indicate tendinitis / tendinosis in the wrist / hand:
- Pain in the affected area
- Swelling and inflammation
- Warmth and redness around the tendon
- Weakness in the wrist or affected area
- Grinding sensation when moving the joint
Diagnosing Tendinitis & Tendinosis
The Orthohealing Center is committed to providing patients with a conclusive diagnosis of their respective conditions or injuries. To do this, an initial physical and verbal intake will be conducted. During this process, patients are asked how the injury was sustained and about the severity, duration, and frequency of symptoms. The affected region is examined for tender areas / pain, reflexes, strength, and range of motion. Our physicians frequently order advanced imaging studies such as MRI or Ultrasound to assess baseline status and monitor treatment results.
Nonsurgical Treatment for Tendinitis & Tendinosis
It’s our goal to reduce pain and inflammation and restore normal sensation, strength, and range of motion when treating hand / wrist tendinitis or tendinosis. We offer a comprehensive array of nonsurgical approaches to address associated debilitating symptoms. Our physicians may recommend one or a combination of the following therapies including, but not limited to:
