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UofL Health talks about chronic tendon pain and how it's treated

The video from UofL Health discusses chronic tendon pain, a condition often resulting from overuse or repetitive strain on tendons, which are the tissues connecting muscles to bones. Dr. Michael B. Gottschalk, an orthopedic surgeon, explains that chronic tendon pain can be particularly challenging to treat because tendons have a poor blood supply, which slows down healing. Treatment options highlighted include rest, physical therapy to strengthen surrounding muscles, anti-inflammatory medications, and in some cases, more advanced interventions like injections or surgery. The video emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis and a tailored treatment plan to manage pain and restore function, noting that while complete recovery might be elusive, significant improvement in quality of life is achievable with proper care.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/diseases-and-conditions/uofl-health-talks-about-chronic-tendon-pain-and-how-it-s-treated/vi-AA1yVyEr ]