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so many places when i'm out and about have NO ramps and NO curb cuts so i'm forced to fuck up my hip which is BAD bc of my tendonitis dawg, shoutout to that one school i went to for a competition that made me walk all the way up and down two flights of stairs bc they did NOT have an elevator LMAOOO
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WOAH! I am going to rant on tumblr.
What is Tendonitis?
The fibrous tough cords of connective tissue making the bones and muscles meet are called tendons. Tendonitis is a condition relating to the inflammation of the tendon. The inflammation can also be on the tendon sheath, which is the area around which the tendon and muscle join together. One of the most prevalent causes of inflammation in the tendons is overuse due to recreational, occupational or athletic activities. Other factors which can account as risk factors for tendonitis include thermal injury to the tendons, smoking, certain antibiotics, repetitive movement, arthritis, obesity and diabetes.
Read more: http://www.fitnessrepublic.com/fitness/hip-tendonitis-causes-and-symptoms.html#ixzz2CSP61ZJJ
What is Tendonitis?
The fibrous tough cords of connective tissue making the bones and muscles meet are called tendons. Tendonitis is a condition relating to the inflammation of the tendon. The inflammation can also be on the tendon sheath, which is the area around which the tendon and muscle join together. One of the most prevalent causes of inflammation in the tendons is overuse due to recreational, occupational or athletic activities. Other factors which can account as risk factors for tendonitis include thermal injury to the tendons, smoking, certain antibiotics, repetitive movement, arthritis, obesity and diabetes.
The fibrous tough cords of connective tissue making the bones and muscles meet are called tendons. Tendonitis is a condition relating to the inflammation of the tendon. The inflammation can also be on the tendon sheath, which is the area around which the tendon and muscle join together. One of the most prevalent causes of inflammation in the tendons is overuse due to recreational, occupational or athletic activities. Other factors which can account as risk factors for tendonitis include thermal injury to the tendons, smoking, certain antibiotics, repetitive movement, arthritis, obesity and diabetes.
Read more: http://www.fitnessrepublic.com/fitness/hip-tendonitis-causes-and-symptoms.html#ixzz2CRSP1BqWThe fibrous tough cords of connective tissue making the bones and muscles meet are called tendons. Tendonitis is a condition relating to the inflammation of the tendon. The inflammation can also be on the tendon sheath, which is the area around which the tendon and muscle join together. One of the most prevalent causes of inflammation in the tendons is overuse due to recreational, occupational or athletic activities. Other factors which can account as risk factors for tendonitis include thermal injury to the tendons, smoking, certain antibiotics, repetitive movement, arthritis, obesity and diabetes.
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I started PT again on Tuesday. I'll probably end up going like once every two weeks because I only need to strengthen my hip and shoulder. The therapist who evaluated me thought I was funny? I don't even know. She said I was becoming her favorite patient. She liked that I knew my stuff. Although, she asked if I had ever been to PT before. I just gave her the "are you kidding" look.
Yesterday, I saw my hip Ortho. We're still gonna watch my shoulder. I don't even know if he's taken over my shoulder. I originally saw my knee Ortho for it. They're bros so they'll work it out in the end. We were talking about my hypermobility and the success of surgery and he said that my knee Ortho is "pretty good at what he does and I like to think I am, too." Love him.
Let me not forget to mention that I have hip flexor tendonitis. IT'S TERRIBLE. I had a feeling I had it before he told me and it's worse than surgery. I hope it goes away soon.
I go back in two months.
