Tendonitis

Tendonitis is an acute or subacute musculoskeletal disorder characterized by inflammation, irritation, and microtrauma of a tendon, the fibrous band of connective tissue connecting muscle to bone Defining clinical features include localized tenderness along the affected tendon, joint stiffness, localized edema, and sharp or aching pain that intensifies with active muscle contraction or joint movement

Tendonitis is an acute or subacute musculoskeletal disorder characterized by inflammation, irritation, and microtrauma of a tendon, the fibrous band of connective tissue connecting muscle to bone Pathophysiologically, it arises when excessive mechanical loading, repetitive motion, or sudden strain exceeds the physiological tolerance of the tendon, triggering localized swelling, micro-tears, and inflammatory cell response

Tendonitis is an acute or subacute musculoskeletal disorder characterized by inflammation, irritation, and microtrauma of a tendon, the fibrous band of connective tissue connecting muscle to bone It most commonly affects active adults, laborers, and athletes, typically involving high-demand joints and regions such as the shoulder, elbow, wrist, knee, or heel Pathophysiologically, it arises when excessive mechanical loading, repetitive motion, or sudden strain exceeds the physiological tolerance ...

It most commonly affects active adults, laborers, and athletes, typically involving high-demand joints and regions such as the shoulder, elbow, wrist, knee, or heel

It most commonly affects active adults, laborers, and athletes, typically involving high-demand joints and regions such as the shoulder, elbow, wrist, knee, or heel

Pathophysiologically, it arises when excessive mechanical loading, repetitive motion, or sudden strain exceeds the physiological tolerance of the tendon, triggering localized swelling, micro-tears, and inflammatory cell response

Defining clinical features include localized tenderness along the affected tendon, joint stiffness, localized edema, and sharp or aching pain that intensifies with active muscle contraction or joint movement

Defining clinical features include localized tenderness along the affected tendon, joint stiffness, localized edema, and sharp or aching pain that intensifies with active muscle contraction or joint movement