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  1. Why Suffer Needless Arthritis and Bursitis Pain by Elton Sides, 1962
  2. Dr. Jonathan V. Wright's Nutrition & Healing (Two weeks to bursitis relief -- minus the aspirin, NSAIDS, and cortisone shots, Volume 13 Issue 7) by Jonathan V. Wright, 2006
  3. Dr. Jonathan V. Wright's Nutrition & Healing (Treatment of Bursitis; Gout, Volume 4 Number 1) by Jonathan V. Wright, 1997
  4. Shoulder Bursitis Tennis Elbow Forearm Fatigue by William M.D. Hunter, 1985-06
  5. Snake Oil: Traditional Chinese Medicine, Enhydris Chinensis, Joint,Fraud, Quackery, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Bursitis, Eicosapentaenoic Acid
  6. Brucellar bursitis of withers in bovines =: Bursitis brucellosa am Widerrist beim Rind by J Langenegger, 1985
  7. Bursitis of the withers due to brucellosis in cattle, and hygienic measures at slaughter =: Bursites brucelicas na cernelha de bovinos de abate e cuidados sanitarios no matadouro by J Langenegger, 1981
  8. Brucellosis in domestic equidae - isolation of brucella abortus from bursitis of the withers in Brazil =: Brucelose dos equideos domesticos -isolamento ... abortus de bursites da cernelha, no Brasil by J Langenegger, 1986
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  10. Managing atraumatic knee pain without surgery.(Rheumatology): An article from: Internal Medicine News by Heidi Splete, 2006-12-01
  11. The Recipe to Pain Management by Sav On/Osco Pharmacists, 2006-03-01
  12. The Persecuted Drug: The Story of DMSO by SR. Pat McGrady, 1980
  13. Questions and Answers About Shoulder Problems.(Pamphlet): An article from: Pamphlet by: Nat'l Inst. of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal & Skin Diseases
  14. Ask Doctor Cory.: An article from: Child Life by Cory SerVaas, 2004-09-01

41. Bursitis
bursitis. Definition, Cause, Cure and Prevention. WHAT IS bursitis? Theprefix itis means inflammation, so the word bursitis
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BURSITIS
Definition, Cause, Cure and Prevention
WHAT IS BURSITIS? The prefix "itis" means inflammation, so the word "bursitis" simply means inflammation of a bursa. A bursa is a fluid filled sack which cushions various parts of our joints so they do not rub on each other. For example, bursae are found between tendons and bones. You will soon learn what causes a chronic bursitis condition and how it can be resolved. WHAT CAUSES BURSITIS? When someone does a physical activity to excess they strain the muscle that was overused. This can happen to a well-trained athlete who is striving to excel or a retired person who overdoes it working in their garden. This scenario is often seen in the "weekend warrior" athlete who sits at a desk all week and then plays softball or tennis all day on the weekend. The resultant muscle strain (mild tear) creates inflammation and pain. This strain usually occurs near the end of the muscle where it attaches to a bone or blends into its tendon. This creates a condition known as acute tendinitis. This condition could also be created if the muscle is strained from trauma such as a fall. Keep reading, this really is about bursitis. The usual treatment for acute tendinitis is to rest the area, apply ice periodically for the first 24 hours and then to use moist heat. Rest prevents further muscle injury, the ice reduces the initial inflammation and swelling and the moist heat circulates blood through the area to speed the healing process. Now, if you added gentle massage and stretching to this treatment plan the muscle would probably heal totally back to normal.

42. Bursitis - Información General
Translate this page bursitis - Información general. juanete). Ataques repetidos de bursitiso una lesión pueden generar una inflamación crónica.
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Nombres alternativos:
Bursitis infrapatelar; bursitis debajo de la rótula; bursitis del olécranon; bursitis retrocalcánea; bursitis detrás del talón.
Definición:
Inflamación aguda o crónica de la bolsa de líquido ubicada debajo de los tendones (bursa).
Causas, incidencia y factores de riesgo:
Las bursas son unas cavidades llenas de líquido ubicadas en lugares con tejidos donde los tendones o músculos pasan por encima de las protuberancias óseas. Su función es la de facilitar el movimiento y reducir la fricción entre las partes movibles. La causa de la bursitis puede ser el uso excesivo o crónico de articulaciones, trauma, artritis reumatoide gota , infección, o la causa puede ser desconocida. La mayoría de las bursitis se presentan en el hombro, pero también puede afectar la rodilla, el codo, el tendón de Aquiles y el primer metatarsiano del pie (juanete). Ataques repetidos de bursitis o una lesión pueden generar una inflamación crónica.

43. Knee Bursitis - Shoulder Bursitis -  Goode Wraps May Provide Relief
Knee bursitis Shoulder bursitis - Goode Wraps may reduce Pain, Swelling Inflammationand Stiffness. Tendonitis and bursitis are, by definition, inflammations.
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44. Bursitis
MedHist. AHIS. SEARCH BROWSE ABOUT WHAT'S NEW SUBMIT SITE TRAINING SITE MAP, bursitisup. Related topics broader, Joint Diseases. bursitis; Patient Education.
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Adhesive capsulitis
A short document on adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder), aimed at patients. It covers the signs and treatment, as well as recommending exercises to aid recovery. Published on the Web by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Bursitis Patient Education
Last modified 28/Mar/2003 [Low Graphics]

45. Bursitis: Knee Tendinitis - Tendonitis - No Drugs
The most advanced topical application for bursitis and tendinitis. A proposedhypothesis there is no such thing as tendinitis or bursitis.
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Click Here Goode Wraps Tendinitis and bursitis are, by definition, inflammations. Massage therapy should not be able to resolve them. In fact, massage therapy of inflamed tissue is contraindicated; it ought to make them worse. Yet in every case of a patient diagnosed with tendinitis or bursitis, I have found trigger point activity referring pain into the area in question, and have been able to resolve the problem by treating the trigger points and assigning ergonomic adjustments, stretches and moist heat (heat is also contraindicated for inflammations). "Unbelievable, I have had may knee wraps for eight months with wonderful results. They have truly changed my life. I had knee surgery a year ago and a half ago and had problems. My right knee felt uncomfortable. Sometimes I could get away with a good workout but most of the time it made the knee worse. I would get water on the knee and then the pain. Now I have no problem what so ever. " "Thanks for a great product. I ordered the knee wrap last time (1997) as I had hurt my knee while using a machine at the gym. My knee was so sore it was difficult to walk much less up steps. After using the knee wrap, it did not take long before all of the pain was gone. I was amazed. The pain has not returned. I have since ordered (1998) these for my Mom for her wrist and for a friend for her ankle. They were both pleased. Now once again we have returned (2002) and my son is using the wrap for ankle pain. Thanks again!"

46. Back Spasm : Muscle Spasm : Bursitis No Drugs
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Another study underway is 50% complete as to the field work. It involves muscle relaxation. The protocol was to test if our product induces muscle relaxation by interfering with the sensitivity of muscle stretch receptors. This study uses the massage cones.
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The research has proven to be more difficult than anticipated primarily because there has never been any research, at least documented, concerning how muscles relax or why muscles become more flexible.
The research was performed on mice. Basically they measured the flexibility that would occur over a 20 minute period by moving the mouse leg back and forth during this time period. Numerous tests were performed at three different frequencies to establish the control. The charts show how the muscle resistance decreases over time. In other words, warming up your muscles moves them to maximum flexibility. Once these standards were developed, the same procedures were followed only a massage cone was applied to the belly of the muscles. The results show that our product quickly allows the muscle to move to full flexibility.

47. MedFacts Play Doctor! MedLib
bursitis OF THE HIP. Find a Doctor to Treat This Condition! Use ourClickable Map! What is bursitis? A bursa (bursae, plural
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48. Bursitis/Tendonitis: Products And Research - GreenCanyon.com: Better Health Just
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49. RiB Vzw: Links Reuma: Bursitis
Overzicht. Algemeen ALS Artritis Artrose ASOD Bechterew Behcetbursitis Capsulitis Chondrocalcinose CTS EDS Fibromyalgie Froozen
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  • Vlaamse Reumaliga vzw: Bursitis (Nederlands)
    Symptomen, ontstaan, diagnose, behandeling, verloop, omgaan en leven met reuma en aanverwante ziektebeelden... The American Institute of Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine (Engels)
    Schouder-bursitis: Informatie zoals oorzaak, symptomen, diagnose, behandeling, risico's, preventie. The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) Bursitis (Engels)
    Informatie zoals oorzaak, symptomen, diagnose, behandeling, risico's, preventie. Orthopaedic Center of the Rockies: Bursitis (Engels)
    Informatie zoals oorzaak, symptomen, diagnose, behandeling, oefeningen, preventie Medline Plus: Bursitis (Engels)
    Lijst met nuttige links naar voornamelijk Engelstalige websites Nationaal Reumafonds Nederland: Bursitis (Nederlands)
    Ontstaan, verloop, behandeling, leven met reuma, hulpverlening... Tennis Elbow Net (Engels)
    Informatie over tenniselleboog, golferselleboog en bursitis Zie ook: Tenniselleboog Zie ook: Golverselleboog Zie ook: Capsulitis, Frozen Scoulder [Reuma Overzicht] [Top] Datum laatste wijziging: 28 Feb, 2003 Home Reumalinks Boeken Agenda ... Zoeken Voor meer informatie, opmerkingen of suggesties:
  • 50. Tendinitis, Bursitis And Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Treatments And Pain Relief With
    Tendinitis, bursitis and Carpal tunnel syndrome pain relief and treatments. GOTO THE TOP. What is bursitis? bursitis is inflammation of the bursa.
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    Tendinitis, Bursitis and Carpal tunnel syndrome, treatments and pain relief with Recovery medicine
    Tendinitis is a chronic pain condition often associated with Bursitis, Tenosynovitis, Tennis elbow and Carpal tunnel syndrome. Tendinitis treatment to initiate Tendinitis pain relief is an area of medicine undergoing change, due to the ineffectiveness and side effects of current Tendinitis treatment(anti-inflammatories such as NSAIDS). The newer non-steroidal anti-inflammatories called cox-2 inhibitors, Celebrex, Vioxx and Mobicox, do not prevent damage to tendons in the joint. Rheumatologists need a better Tendinitis treatment to inhibit tendon degeneration and joint swelling so that more effective Tendinitis pain relief is achieved. Tendinitis surgery is the last thing anyone wants; this is where the disease-modifying anti-catabolic Biostructural Medicine Recovery™ sets the stage for rheumatologists to effectively treat Tendinitis, Bursitis, joint pain and cartilage degeneration. How it works How to take it Safety Data Health conditions ...

    51. BURSITIS
    bursitis . Definition SNH p.7. Cause The cause of bursitis is the same asarthritis and rheumatism malnutrition and poor circulation. Generally
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    BURSITIS
    Definition

    A swelling of the bursa, the connective tissue structure surrounding a joint. Symptoms
    This causes a rheumatic or arthritic tendency that affects different parts of the body, often the shoulders. [SNH p.7] Cause
    The cause of bursitis is the same as arthritis and rheumatism: malnutrition and poor circulation. Generally, the problem of most bursitis in the shoulder and neck areas comes from a congested condition in the transverse colon. A toxic acid condition irritates a specific area causing the specific inflammation. [SNH p.7] Herbal Aids
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    and Liniments : These will give very quick relief (but this is just giving relief and not healing). A fomentation, poultice or tea of burdock leaves (three parts) and lobelia (one part) is good. Wormwood oil in combination with other oils is one of the fastest and most effective pain relievers. Cleanse the inflamed tissue of the toxic accumulations with the cleansing program, and change to a mucusless diet. [SNH p.7] 2. Meat: If all the blood were out of the meat, it would be gray, and not red at allas tissue, muscle, the flesh without blood is colorless, with a grayish tinge. It was said by one analyst (and is accepted by many) that the higher the uremia acid in beef, the richer the flavor, and these toxins and poisons in meat are a main contributor to gout, rheumatism, bursitis, and many other mucoid ailments. The fat of the animal is the hardest part for the body to eliminate, and Moses in particular condemns the use of fat. Notice that very few animals will eat fat at all. Again, the only value in meat is what the particular animal has received from eating green herbs (and this is why the range animal is so much better than the stockyard-fattened beef). [SNH p.536]

    52. Bursitis Of The Hip
    bursitis of the hip What is hip bursitis? On the outside of the hip are twobursas. The outer one can become inflammed from a direct blow or impact.
    http://www.sportsinjuryclinic.net/cybertherapist/front/hip/hipbursitis.htm
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    Bursitis of the hip What is hip bursitis? On the outside of the hip are two bursas. The outer one can become inflammed from a direct blow or impact. Either of the two can become inflammed from friction caused by overuse. Inflammation in the bursa will mean it will swell up. If you over pronate then you are more susceptible to this injury. Symptoms include:
    • Pain on the outside of the hip which is worse during running? Pain when you press in on the outside of the hip? Intense pain and swelling on the outside of the hip? Pain which radiates down the thigh at night?
    Hip bursa What can the athlete do about it?
    • Rest until there is no pain. Apply ice to the area. Run only on flat, even surfaces. See a sports injury professional.
    What can a sports injury specialist or doctor do?
    • Stick a needle in the bursa and drain off the fluid (aspirate it). Prescribe anti-inflammatory medication e.g. ibuprofen. Give a steroid injection followed by rest.

    53. Students Elbow / Bursitis
    Search this site. bursitis / Students elbow What is students elbow? Limitedmobility in the elbow. How can bursitis in the elbow be avoided?
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    Bursitis / Students elbow What is students elbow? Below the tip of the elbow is a sack of fluid called a bursa. A bursa is used to help lubricate the movement of tissues in joints. However if you take a hard impact onto the back of the elbow or are constantly leaning on the elbows the bursa can become inflammed or bleeding can occur in the bursa. The result is a painful swelling on the bony bit at the back of the elbow.
    Outside of the left elbow with the bursa shown in red.
    Symptoms include:
    • Pain at rest and during exercise. A painful swelling on the back of the elbow. Limited mobility in the elbow.
    How can bursitis in the elbow be avoided?
    • Wear elbow guards if playing a game such as cricket where you can get hit on the elbow. Do not spend long periods of time leaning on the elbows.
    What can you do about it?
    • Rest and apply ice is about all you can do. See a sports injury professional.

    54. Tendinitis And Bursitis
    Tendinitis and bursitis. Both bursitis and tendinitis are manifested by pain,tenderness, redness and painful movement of the affected joints or areas.
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    Tendinitis and Bursitis
    Injury, excessive strain or over-exertion of a joint or tendon may result in irritation and subsequent inflammation of a tendon or a bursa, conditions respectively known as tendinitis or bursitis. Because the associated pain is most often located over a joint, these conditions are often mistaken by many people for arthritis. Symptoms: Both bursitis and tendinitis are manifested by pain, tenderness, redness and painful movement of the affected joints or areas. Certain movements such as elevation of the extremity or moving the extremity away from the body may be prohibitive because of intense pain. In tendinitis the affected tendon may swell substantially and can be palpated under the skin and feels like a thick and sensitive string. In long standing tendinitis, calcium deposits may develop in the affected tendons. The most commonly involved joints are the wrists, elbows, shoulders, hips, knees and ankles. The wrists are one of the most common sites of tendinitis, and the associated wrist pain should be differentiated from that caused by the carpal tunnel syndrome (see previous E-mail release).

    55. Herbal Magic Systems, Inc. - Weight Loss, Nutrition, And Herbal Remedies For Eve
    sports injuries, tendonitis bursitis. bursitis is inflammation of thebursa, the saclike membrane that contains joint lubricating fluid.
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    Tendonitis is an inflammatory condition of a tendon – the connective tissue that connects muscles to bones. Tendonitis usually results from strain. Although acute tendonitis usually heals within a few days to two weeks, it may become chronic.
    Bursitis is inflammation of the bursa, the sac-like membrane that contains joint lubricating fluid. Bursitis may result from trauma, strain, infection or arthritic conditions. The most common locations are shoulder, elbow, hip and lower knee. Occasionally the bursa can develop calcified deposits and become a chronic problem.
    The most common cause of sports injury is sudden excessive tension on a tendon or bursa, producing a strain or sprain. Repeated muscle contraction, leading to exhaustion of the muscle, can result in similar injury.
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    56. Knee - Bursitis
    Knee Problem bursitis. Thus, your bursa becomes bursitis. Usually bursitisproduces a very specifically located swelling on your knee.
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    Knee Problem - Bursitis
    Your body has sacks of fluid located in strategic places to allow your tendons to glide effortlessly over your bones. If you did not have a bursa, your joints would be painful with every movement. However, sometimes this sack of fluid becomes inflamed from either an injury (such as a direct blow to the knee), overuse (such as kneeling to scrub floors) or infection. When the bursa becomes inflamed, doctors add the ending "itis" meaning inflammation. Thus, your bursa becomes bursitis Usually bursitis produces a very specifically located swelling on your knee.

    57. HealthWorld Online - Herbal Medicine - Bursitis Tendinitis
    bursitis Tendinitis © David L. Hoffmann B.Sc. (Hons), MNIMH bursitis infection.As with bursitis, the shoulder is most commonly affected.
    http://www.healthy.net/library/books/hoffman/musculoskeletal/bursitis.htm

    58. Tendinitis And Bursitis
    Tendinitis and bursitis. Use a piece of machinery one too many times, and it justmay eventually wear out. bursitis. bursitis is the inflammation of the bursa.
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    Use a piece of machinery one too many times, and it just may eventually wear out. While humans are certainly not made of metal, plastic, or rubber, our bones, muscles, and tendons act somewhat like a machine's moving parts. According to the American College of Rheumatology (ACR), the pain associated with tendinitis or bursitis is most often located over a joint, a moving part, and is most frequently caused by overuse. ACR says the two problems are common in both the young and the old, but especially in people who are physically active. Tendinitis ACR defines tendinitis as the inflammation (redness, soreness, and swelling) of a tendon. A tendon attaches muscle to bone. Bursitis Bursitis is the inflammation of the bursa. The bursa is the small sac filled with fluid that cushions muscles and tendons, or muscles and bones. Symptoms The symptoms of both bursitis and tendinitis are similar according to ACR. They can include:
    • pain and stiffness that is aggravated with movement
    • pain could be prevalent at night
    • tendon or bursa area around a joint is most often affected
    What causes it?

    59. Home Remedies: Bursitis - Cough
    bursitis. Apply ice to the injured area to relieve pain and inflammation. Soaka cloth in strong comfrey or mullein tea and apply often to the injured area.
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    Bursitis
    Apply ice to the injured area to relieve pain and inflammation. Soak a cloth in strong comfrey or mullein tea and apply often to the injured area. Apply lobelia extract to the joint to prevent stiffness, crippling, and to relax the joint and ease the pain. Drink an herbal tea of chamomile, hops, and skullcap to speed the healing process. Cayenne and lobelia taken in capsules will help to heal and reduce inflammation. The herbal mixture of alfalfa, comfrey, and chaparral decreases soreness and soothes inflammation.
    Burns
    Immediately apply cold water cloths to burns to prevent further tissue damage. Throughout the first day, continually apply aloe vera gel or cucmber juice. Treat the burn with vitamin E, cod liver oil, honey, plain yogurt, or a strong, cold herbal tea of plantain, comfrey, burdock, or pennyroyal. Apply garlic oil to an infected burn. If skin is broken, soak a clean cloth in red raspberry or slippery elm tea and apply to the burn. Drink aloe vera juice to hasten healing. Avoid lanolin lotions, because lanolin intensifies a burn. See a doctor if you have serious or extensive burns.

    60. InteliHealth: Bursitis
    is listed and crossreferenced in an AZ format. bursitis. Health Ato Z, Reviewed by the Faculty of Harvard Medical School bursitis
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