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What can be causing widespread tendon damage throughout my body

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will72318
will72318

I have developed widespread tendonitis throughout my whole body. It s in my arms ,elbows, shoulders, hips, knees and feet. What could be causing my tendons to be so weak and break down so easily ? Is it a specific defiency or maybe an autoimmune response? I m a 23 yr old male with semi active job.i used to go to the gym but now i cant with these tendon issues. Please someone help me.

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  • donald16398
    donald16398 will72318

    Posted

    Have you taken cipro or other Fluoroquinolone antibiotics ?
    • y85411
      y85411 donald16398

      Posted

      I am starting to wonder if they should do more research on other antibiotics. my pain issues started right after taking batrim for a UTI. Never had and issues like this in the past. It was all if a sudden and have currently been in pain ever since. Over a year now.

  • harel33530
    harel33530 will72318

    Posted

    So happy to see this discussion , i got multiple tendonitis in m body , 

    Both knee 

    Both wrists, 

    Both achilles 

    And more ... in the last time my tendons just get inflammed so easliy .

    I will be happy to get some advice if someone found something.. also i think ill try aome cbd oil .. its known as really good anti inflammtory 

    • chris02797
      chris02797 harel33530

      Posted

      Not even close to strong enough..... you need HGH, human growth hormone...

    • jen42296
      jen42296 chris02797

      Posted

      Hi there,

      I am having the same problem. It's been getting worse for three years. Does the HGH work? Who does this sort of thing?

      If it works, I don't care how much it costs.

      Jennifer

  • David1986
    David1986 will72318

    Posted

    The responses you've received are very encouraging. I would like to add that IF you can find an acupressure therapist in your area, they are very effective. The therapy is painful for a moment, but within three days after the treatment, the tendinitis pain is GONE! I just recently went through a near full body episode of tendinitis (for the first time ) and suffered with it for three weeks. Then I git 2 treatments of acupressure, and goodbye tendinitis!

    Go for it !

    • David1986
      David1986 Aberzerk72

      Posted

      Hi Aberzerk:

      NO, acupuncture is pins into nerves and subcutaneous tissues. Acupressure is an ancient Greek and Chinese therapeutic art: The thumbs, fingers, butt of the wrist, and fingertimps are pressed DEEP into the tissue and especially into the tendons - insertion or origin of muscle tendon. I was taught the art back in 1990 from an acupressure therapist in Athens GA, who didn't have a trade-out therapist to work on him one weekend. So, He taught me the art, gave me the body charts - pressure points etc. Since then, I have been relieving friends and relatives of their built up knotted up muscles. They can get as hard as a rock. And in Fact, I had developed calcification of the soft tissue - yes- my muscle tissue was ossifying! Why?? Just a crazy chemical imbalance from overwork and not enough sleep while getting through a master's degree.  And back then, I did also have tendon problems in my ankles and wrists. If you see it in Xrays, it is like a milky substance that collects around your tendons, and the calcified tissue looks similar.  Well, I just kept at doing the acupressure therapy on myself - and let me tell you - sometimes I had to be brutal on myself. BUT, it all went away, and stayed away for years. Eventually, probably due to inactivity, it can return. And the only cure I know is acupressure.

      You will have a hard time finding an acupressure therapist - but - a good CMT (certified massage therapist) who is up on things, will practice this art as well.  Believe me, you will get out of all your pain this natural way. No heavy duty drugs which wear off in a few hours etc or no dangerous drugs are necessary.  However, I have found that Aleve - in conjunction with acupressure - after the therapy - will eliminate the inflammation. 

      I'm talking - I just went through three weeks of the tendinitis aggravation - couldn't go to the gym etc. but now I'm back to feeling great and ready to go back to the gym

      Good luck and dig deep on the internet for acupressure therapists or CMTs who include it.

      David

    • Aberzerk72
      Aberzerk72 David1986

      Posted

      Hi! 

      Thanks for the info.

      I found a woman who does it, so she says. We shall see!!!

    • David1986
      David1986 Aberzerk72

      Posted

      GREAT!   I hope she has powerful hands and fingers because that's what it takes!  And if she's good, you'll be a new man!

      Good luck! and let me know how it comes out.

      David

    • Aberzerk72
      Aberzerk72 David1986

      Posted

      If I become a man then I’m in more trouble than I thought. Lol

      Yes, I hope to be a new woman and back to my previous, super fit healthy self.

      I’ll let u know!!! smile

      Thanks David

    • David1986
      David1986 Aberzerk72

      Posted

      OOOOPS !!  Bad assumption !  Sorry!

      And by the way . . . I can't even find an acupressure therapist myself !  Thant's why I have to do my own therapy on myself, and that ain't easy !!

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