has anybody had achillies tendinitiis?
103040
poor you, thats really hard and pains alot, I have a tendinitis in my shoulder since 6 or 7 month and can't get rid of it. I already got cortisone injektions and I got painkillers. Be patient , it can take a while, and don't be so stupid as I am, because I don't rest enough.
534606
I have never had it but my brothers have. This link below has some good cheap ideas like Vinegar, and using Alcohol and Aspirin on your foot, and many more along with info on how to use it\nhttp://www.stretcher.com/stories/00/000214a.cfm
1066310
I did repetitive lifting at work.  My elbows hurt so bad by the end of my shift I couldn't lift anything, I would drop it.  First had cortisone shot, therapy eventually surgery to repair the tendons.  Get checked out.  I was told that I will have permanent damage.  Surgery is the last resort, try other options, stop lifitng as much as you can.
639046
There is an op you can get that severs the tendon just above it, and you then need to do all sort of weird stretching things over a period of a few months.\n\nOther than that I don't think there's any documented proof of stuff that works.\n\nMy advice is to stick with what you've got...
391676
well you could lose toenails, get sick, cramp, hyopnatremia (too little salt in the system), tendonitis - many places but two of most common are patellar and achillie's, runners or (ITB) syndrome - pain on the outside aspect of the knee joint- this is also a type of tendonitis. these are just a few. \nalso there are a few positives- endorphins, weight loss, cardiovascular fitness, and the runner gets a huge sense of pride for completing something most of us will never do.\nTHIS LIST IS NOT ALL INCLUSIVE BY ANY MEANS, but it is accurate to the best of my knowledge.
426096
No, this sounds like an additional injury that was not previously noticed or is something new. They could be connected only by the means of that by working on your feet that particular foot/ankle is compensating for the other one now due to a shift caused by the previous injury. Get it looked at im sure it is fixable more easily that you think. physical therapy im sure will work wonders. Similar thing happened to me.
740752
Yep, all the time.  :)\n\nThe basic version of it is:\n\n--Old injuries suck.  I've overrotated both shoulders more times than I can count (a dozen plus times apiece), hyperextended the left one three times (first time by about three inches straight *down* out of the socket).  I've hyperextended my left knee (was on the couch for three weeks on that one), and cracked both of my ankles (having to jump out of the back of a *moving* pickup truck as a *job requirement* for being a groundskeeper sucks).\n\nAnd I don't have much of a chin left either, courtesy of being dogpiled in late highschool (defending my kid sister from a beatdown when *nobody else* would step up) and having the left side of my face and jaw kicked in.\n\n--I was born with pyloric stenosis--a common birth defect of the digestive system--and the surgery I underwent as an infant to correct it involved making one side of the muscles in my abdominal wall *thicker* than the other.  So yeah, on my thin, weaker side I have muscle cramps on average, *twice a week*.\n\n--And oh yeah....did I mention my *bed* has gone to crap lately?  That I could really use a new mattress and box-springs at least?\n\n--Or that....well, let's just say my senses aren't quite wired right anyway and leave it there [*].\n\nHope this helps, and sorry if it's Too Much Info (tm).  ;))  *lol*\n\nEdit: Yeah, I just admitted to some pain sources here.  It's not a big deal.  I usually don't talk about them this openly, especially offline in real-life where folks get a touch *judgemental*, don't you know?
914263
I have not heard of it either. Sorry\n\nA good treatment option is also taking a combined supplement of glucosamine and chondrontin sulfates. They are both found naturally in cartliage and assist in protecting arthritic joints. They do not re-build the cartliage as this is impossible, but it certainly helps increase range of motion and functionality.\n\nParacetamol is also good for the pain.
704244
I had a horrible pain there that stayed for 6 weeks. I saw over 20 Dr's. went to several ER's, took tons of pain, relaxers..nothing helped. Then I went to an orthopedic and got a cortisone injection in my L shoulder, it was gone in 24 hours. I had shoulder impingment. I was practically bedridden. Hope that helps...Oh and to the first idiot...you WISH you had a GF to give you head...you are a moron and probably a virgin.
782536
I was diagnosed with this after an especially painful bout of it. The pain eventually stopped, after a couple of weeks, and I was fine. I had one minor recurrence afterward but since then I haven't been troubled with it.\n\n<Costochondritis is a relatively harmless condition and usually goes away without treatment.> More good info found here: http://www.emedicinehealth.com/costochondritis/article_em.htm
348501
I've heard that in children...their acklezee(?spelling?) tendon has not fully lengthen to the right size for their leg and it hurts if they walk normally.
853740
ask for a second opinion when you go back to the doctor , , they always try pt ,and cortizone shots first ,but it will eventually rip the bicep tendon completely off , requiring major surgery , i have been going though this same situation withy work comp for about 4 years now , i'm not working anymore
786316
Any kind of tendonitis is very painful and strains can be painful too. It could last a few weeks if you're walking or using it alot. it is a part of the body that one tends to use a fair bit, even while trying to rest. it is going to be used for any kind of leg movement. Are you taking anything for it or have you a support on it? If it's not healed after a month I would return to the dr. You may need physio. Did it happen as a result of sport?Hope it heals soon. Good luck.
239546
You would have to be more specific to describe exactly where the pain is in your arm.  Here are some general signs and symptoms of tendinitis that may be near the joint that is aggravated by movement:\n\nPain \nTenderness \nMild swelling, in some cases \n\nWith this condition, the pain is usually worse during and after activity, and the tendon and joint area can become stiffer the following day.  \n\nYou should seek the guidance of an athletic or physical therapist if the condition persists.
606033
Sounds like shin splints.  You probably don't need to go to the doctor.  You should stay off your feet awhile, and use a cortisone cream on them.  Take an anti-inflammatory med, unless you have any medical condition which would make that unwise.  If they don't feel better with 3-4 days of relative ease, go to the doctor.  \nIf you're going to play softball and tennis regularly, make sure you're wearing good shoes that are designed for those specific uses, and stretch beforehand.
921471
I don't do heavy squats-but I do squats & lunges every day.  I have experienced the same type of discomfort before.  I think it was a severe sprain/strain.  Give it some time to heal.  Ice, ICE, ICE as much as possible.  After a few days try the squats w/ less weight than usual. If pain occurs-back off again for a while.  Mine took a few weeks to resolve.  \nGood luck.
425921
I am not an expert but when my foot hurt like that it turned black and I had to wear a cast on my leg for 6-8 weeks. It turned out I had not only pulled one tendon but I had also tore one or two tendons on top of that. This happened a year ago when I was in the sixth grade. If it continues to hurt I would consult a physician. I hope your foot gets better and notify me to tell me what is actually wrong with it. It could be what happened to my foot but there are some other possibilities. Again hope you get better!!!