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What is difference in tendonitis and tendenosis? i am told there is a difference and treatment for one can make the other worse.

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Tendons: Tendonitis is an irritation or inflammation of a tendon - cords holding muscle to the bone- that often occurs from a strain or overuse injury. It repsonds to antiinflammatory meds ; decreased use. Tendinosis is degeneration of the tendon causing it not to function well that can occur as a result of an old injury. Treatment is ice and physical therapy.

Answered 12/3/2014

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