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My brother says i should get treated because once in a while i get muscle pain? is he right?
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Yes: Tendonitis is an overuse syndrome and can come anytime a tendon is used repetitively or with too much force. Tennis elbow is the classic example . Treatment requires rest and antiinflamitories, if tolerated.
Answered 3/26/2013
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