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My grandaughter has calcific tendonitis. what can be done for this that is the least invasive if nothing least invasive then what would be procedure for her to do? it hurts her?
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The typical treatment for calcific tendonitis is steroid injections, physical therapy and exercise as well as anti-inflammatory medication. Best to see your doctor to get the treatment started.
Answered 2/21/2023
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