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How do you treat bursitis?
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Elizabeth says:
What treatments are there for bursitis?
I have been having cortisone injections, but the condition is still very painful.
What do you think?
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Aseptic or septic bursitis?
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Quote from: exothermic on 21/06/2017 01:35:17
Aseptic or septic bursitis?
nevermind
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Can a bursitis in the upper body mimick a heart attack?
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I had an issue with my hip, not sure it was bursitis, but my best guess. Had to take stairs one step at a time, burning pain, lack of mobility, and I was about ready to go to a Dr. I mentioned it to my chiropractor who I see for regular adjustments of my spine. He did biweekly stuff, pulling on my leg, improving flexibility and suggested exercises, 2 years ago maybe and still pain free. My wife went the Dr. Route, ablated nerves, steroid shots, and she is still miserable, and I am pain free, You decide.
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