tendonitis

[KingFe]

Does AIFM spray help with tendonitis?

 

[bilter]

tendonitis is inflamation of the tendons. anti-inflamatories (advil), ice after working out are the only things I have ever found that help

 

[immortalis]

Does AIFM spray help with tendonitis?

hell no.

How could it?

Do you know what AIFM does?

 

[mikefear]

lol..

no, you need an anti-inflammatory a corticosteroid (which i wouldnt recommend) or some ice.

 

[ItalianMuscle27]

Ive had tendonitis last year and the best thing for it that I used was rest, ice, and celebrex. I swear by the celebrex.. Shit is awesome!

 

[mikefear]

Ive had tendonitis last year and the best thing for it that I used was rest, ice, and celebrex. I swear by the celebrex.. Shit is awesome!

cissus works well, too.

 

[timtim]

go to a cerified ART therapist and have them work the area for a few sessions. they will break up scar tissue and help speed up the healing process.

 

[ItalianMuscle27]

cissus works well, too.

Is that a prescription drug? Never heard of that one..

 

[GymIntensity]

no its herbal bro. its something like "cissus quadrilangulas" , might not be exact spelling but its close. I have San nutrition supp called "bone support" and it has cissus in it. Hell I always take joint supps off and on so i never really know if they work.

the only supp ive seen that has cissus only is on bodybuilding.com store and they have something called Cissus Rx i believe.

 

[perp69]

Rest, ice, aleve.

Perp

 

[jetty]

winny gave me horrible tendonitis. Spent thousands at the Chiropractor with electrostatic therapy and adjustments along with ice therapy. Miraculously, 8 weeks after i discontinued the oral winny it went away.

 

[Zyglamail]

tendonitis is inflamation of the tendons. anti-inflamatories (advil), ice after working out are the only things I have ever found that help

Inflamation for nonvascular tissue is essential in healing, reduce inflamation, reduce healing. Using ice/anti-inflamatories after a workout are setting yourself up for more tissue damage. Do some research into prolotherapy.

 

[kbrkbr]

Inflamation for nonvascular tissue is essential in healing, reduce inflamation, reduce healing. Using ice/anti-inflamatories after a workout are setting yourself up for more tissue damage. Do some research into prolotherapy.

So what do you recommend we do, Bro?

(wish you posted around her more often)