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102. UAB Health System | Bursitis When the bursa becomes inflamed, the condition is known as bursitis. bursitis isusually a temporary condition. It may restrain motion, but generally does http://www.health.uab.edu/show.asp?durki=16146

103. C-Health : Bursitis bursitis is an inflammation of a bursa. Bursae are fluidfilled sacs located nearthe bones around the joints and between muscle attachments at a joint. http://chealth.canoe.ca/condition_info_details.asp?disease_id=140&rot=4

104. Bursitis bursitis is pain in the joints caused by inflammation of those Baseball pitchersare famous for getting bursitis in the shoulder and elbow of their http://webits3.appstate.edu/apples/health/Bursitis/bursitis.htm

"Bursae" are fluid-filled sacs that minimize friction between the bones in joints. "Itis" is Latin for "inflammation". Bursitis is pain in the joints caused by inflammation of those friction-reducing sacs. The affected area may feel swollen, warm and tender to the touch, and occasionally may be reddish. The chief causes of inflamed bursae are traumatic injury, overuse, infections, diseases like gout and arthritis, and pressure. e.g. kneeling by people who lay carpets. Baseball pitchers are famous for getting bursitis in the shoulder and elbow of their throwing arm. Frequently the cause is unknown. Bursitis commonly occurs in shoulders, knees, hips, elbows, ankles and big toes. Prevention: Warm up or stretch before physical activity. Take frequent breaks from repeititve tasks.Cushion the target joint. Don't sit for long periods of time. The first line of treatment is to identify and eliminate the cause. The second line of treatment is to give the joint some rest for 10 days to two weeks, if possible. Bursae can become chronically inflamed. Additional ways to reduce inflammation are: Use ice packs for acute pain.

105. Go Ask Alice!: Chronic Bursitis Dear Alice, Isn t 30 too young for chronic bursitis? Actually the pain in myshoulder has not yet been diagnosed. I have been taking Advil for the pain but http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/0205.html

Mac users: please note that our site is optimized for the Safari browser Colds, aches, pains, and other ailments Chronic bursitis Originally Published: February 04, 1994 Dear Alice, Isn't 30 too young for chronic bursitis? Actually the pain in my shoulder has not yet been diagnosed. I have been taking Advil for the pain but I don't think it's a good idea to keep taking it every time it flares up. It hurts mainly when I mo ve it. Aching Dear Aching, Bursitis, that dull misery in the shoulder or knee, can strike anybody, from sedentary people to highly trained athletes. Bursae are small, closed, fluid-filled sacs that protect muscles and tendons from irritation produced by contact with bones. Their normal function is to keep the movement of muscles and tendons smooth and painless, but if friction gets too great, from over-exercising, hard work, or injury, the bursae themselves get inflamedthus, bursitis. It may be hard to tell whether you have bursitis or tendonitis, but bursitis is usually characterized by a dull, persistent ache that increases with movement (in contrast to the sharp pain typical of tendonitis). If you do develop bursitis, try the following: Rest the part of your body that hurts. If you suspect that one activity has caused the pain, stop it for awhile.

106. Chronic Bursitis And Tendonitis What can be don to eliminate the pain of chronic bursitis and tendonitis. http://healthlink.mcw.edu/article/901213463.html

Search Articles: search tips Please Take the HealthLink Survey Email this article Print this article Find related articles: By topic: Back/Spine By keywords: back pain bursitis tendonitis Receive Health Link via email! Subscribe now >> Chronic Bursitis and Tendonitis Q: I am hoping you can help me. After seeing many doctors, and having had back surgery to help the pain in my legs, I've been told I have chronic bursitis and tendonitis which is very painful in both my legs. Can you suggest anything I can do to relieve the pain? A: Hip bursitis/tendonitis and low back pain that radiates down the legs is common and, unfortunately, as you discovered, surgery may not be the answer. If you are obese, weight loss will help diminish the stress to your back and legs. Exercises to strengthen your abdominal and back muscles or massage may be helpful. There is a group of drugs called non-steroidal anti-inflammatories, of which ibuprofen is the classic example, that are fairly effective in relieving pain and that are not addicting. You could also try Zostrix, an over-the-counter cream made from hot red peppers, that has been used for diabetics with painful legs and for arthritis. Experiment with the application of heat or ice for pain relief. Article Created: 1998-07-23 Article Reviewed: 2004-10-21 "Dear Doctor" is a compilation of patient questions answered by doctors from the Medical College of Wisconsin.

107. Bursitis Of The Hip Does anyone feel that their bursitis could be caused by Lipitor? I developedbursitis of the hip about 3 years ago and it is getting worse as time goes by. http://www.rxlist.com/rxboard/lipitor.pl?noframes;read=2906

108. Re: Bursitis Of The Hip searched the internet and don t find bursitis listed as a side effect Ralph,I do not think it was bursitis. The Dr. diagnosed it as bursitis, however, http://www.rxlist.com/rxboard/lipitor.pl?noframes;read=2917

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