This free, one-minute survey will show you what type of tendon pain you have, and what to do about it.
Does the area where you have pain look red?
A. Yes
B. No
Is the area hot to the touch?
A. Yes
B. No
Think back to the first time you noticed the pain. Was there a specific injury or trauma that caused it?
A. Yes
B. No
How did the pain come on?
A. Quickly (developed in hours or days)
B. Slowly (consistently got worse over weeks or months)
Is there noticeable swelling in the painful area?
A. Yes
B. No
The pain was “fixed” once…
A. …and went away.
B. …and came back again later.
The pain is noticeable…
A. …most of the time, regardless of activity.
B. …only when I do certain movements or activities.
Now take a look at your results. If you have mostly A answers, you very likely have regular tendonitis, and do NOT need to order my book. A regimen of NSAIDs, rest and aggressive icing treatment should put you back on track. Click here for some specific advice.
If you answered mostly B, then it is likely that you have chronic or long-term tendonitis (otherwise known as tendonosis). This is no longer simple inflammation, but an actual degeneration of the tendon, and you should order my eBook-plus-video package for specific recommendations on how to get rid of it.