Bursitis
is Inflammation of the Bursa Sacs
Bursae
are fluid-filled sacs that act like cushions. They keep tendons and
bones from rubbing against each other. Bursae are found in places like
the shoulder, hips, knees and ankles. Bursitis occurs when the bursae
sacs become inflamed. Usually this happens if the bursae or tendon is
over-used. Tendonitis and bursitis are closely related
and may occur alone or in combination. Here is an illustration of an inflamed bursa.
Repetitive
motions on the job or exercise routines such as the tennis serve could
cause shoulder bursitis for instance. Even how you sleep can cause or
irritate Bursitis since you can compress an area for prolonged periods
of time.
Bursitis
causes pain and tenderness around the affected bone and tendon. This
makes it hard to move this part of the body. Stretching and
warming exercises prior to exercise can sometimes prevent
bursitis. The first step in treating the condition to reduce pain
and inflammation is usually with rest and ice.
A pain
relieving treatment product that also may help is Therapain Plus.
It is a topical penetrating spray. Therapain Plus® with
Glcosamine and MSM has been registered with the FDA as a pain reliever
with the active ingredient of natural Menthol. Therapain Plus
works on all types of bursitis,
including: shoulder, hip (trochanter bursitis),
knee, ankle, elbow, and even heel bursitis.
Therapain Plus uses no chemical
binders, no dyes, and no preservatives. The formula is pure, natural,
simple, and effective.
Liquid Glucosamine
may also help your bursitis condition.
It is also suggested that you review the web page on Arthritis Pain
Relief.
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