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What is the difference between tendinosis and tendinitis?
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Tendinosis vs. tendi: Tendinosis is at more adcanced stage. It means that the tendon starts to lose its integrity, even starts to tear off. Tendinitis means inflammation of the tendon. It's a lot easier to treat.
Answered 6/10/2013
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