Definition
Inflammation of a tendon — the cord attaching muscle to bone — causing pain and tenderness on movement.
Tendinitis, also spelt tendonitis, is inflammation of a tendon, the tough cord that attaches muscle to bone. It causes pain and tenderness just outside a joint that worsens with movement, sometimes with mild swelling. It commonly affects the shoulder, elbow, wrist, knee and heel, and usually follows repetitive strain or a sudden increase in activity. Rest and graded loading are central to recovery.
Inflammation of a tendon — the cord attaching muscle to bone — causing pain and tenderness on movement.
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