How is tenosynovitis treated

Update Date: 2021-08-29 Source: Network

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Tenosynovitis, also known as tendinitis, can be interpreted as inflammation of the tendon or tissue around the tendon. It may cause inconvenience to patients in daily life. Joint pain often occurs, resulting in the diseased part can not force, if blindly forced to tear, it will lead to more obvious pain, causing greater damage to the tendon. It is suggested that some patients with serious injuries should go to a regular hospital and find a specialist for treatment, so as to avoid improper treatment at home, causing unnecessary pain to the affected part and delaying the healing time of the affected part.

How is tenosynovitis treated

First: Generally speaking, most tendonitis can heal spontaneously in two weeks, but during this period, no pressure should be exerted on the affected area, and it is necessary to maintain a recuperation state. For severe patients, antibiotics should be given orally to control inflammation. The pain is very serious and accompanied by swelling, and there may be tendon rupture, so you need to go to the hospital for treatment immediately.

Second: Patients with tendinitis can be given some physical adjuvant treatment, such as cold compress with water, hot compress on the affected area, improve blood circulation, promote healing. It can also massage the affected area and exercise the tendons by physiotherapists. It also has good curative effect. Patients should have confidence in the treatment.

Third: for some patients with stubborn or serious tendinitis, if the above treatment is ineffective, surgery can also be adopted, but the recovery period of surgery will be longer, and it will be more painful. At this time, the doctor can give an appropriate amount of painkillers to help patients relieve pain

matters needing attention

Patients with tendinitis should eat more vegetables and fruits, or take vitamins directly. In the period of complete recovery, patients should not think that pressure should be exerted on the injured part. They should rest at ease in order to recover as soon as possible.