Showing posts with label inflammation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inflammation. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Causes of Pink Eye


It’s called pink eye. The medical term is conjunctivitis, and when conjunctivitis occurs, it basically causes red or pink eyes. There is an inflammation of the conjunctiva. Antibiotics can be used and it is the topical antibiotic applied directly to the eye that is the most effective at treating pink eye. Pink eye is caused by a virus and it can sometimes be confused with allergy symptoms.


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Monday, June 9, 2014

A Look at Elbow Pain



There are all sorts of elbow pain, but one of the classic forms is called lateral epicondylitis.  When you are talking about lateral epicondylitis, you're essentially talking about pain on the outside of the elbow.  That pain can be very annoying.  It can cause irritation and it's often associated with playing tennis and sports where you actually are moving and twisting at the elbow.  That extra strain can cause problems.  One of the best treatments for it is ice to the area because you are decreasing the inflammation.


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Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Best Ways To Treat Tendinitis



Sometimes you hear people say, "Oh, it’s just tendinitis. It’s not that big of a deal." Well, tendinitis can be a very big deal because what you’re talking about is an inflammation of the connection between bones. Tendinitis can be very painful. It can affect the way people perform in athletics and in their daily life. One of the nice things about tendinitis is that it will respond to local treatment, such as ice to the area, but that isn’t 100% of the time. What you need to do is you need to take your time and rest as well as treat with that ice.

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Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Foot Pain and Plantar Fasciitis



Plantar fasciitis is a big word for an inflammation on the bottom of the foot. We all have this lining that runs from the front of our foot to the back, and this lining can actually get very tight and terse. When that gets tight, pain actually can radiate through that. That pain, that plantar fasciitis, usually reveals itself on the first step of the day when you get out of bed. It can be made a lot better by wearing more comfortable shoes. Shoes that provide more support and that are actually better for the feet.

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