Bursitis
Bursae are small sacs of synovial fluid which can be found where tendons attach to bone throughout the body. When these bursae become inflamed they can cause extreme pain in the affected area i.e. Bursitis.
Common areas that are affected by Bursitis are:
- Elbows
- Shoulders
- Knees
- Heel (Achilles Tendon)
Causes of Bursitis:
- Excessive pressure on an area
- Repetitive movement
- Traumatic injury
- A serious fall or knock
Bursitis causes pain when attempting movement and can lead to serious distress for the sufferer.
We tackle Bursitis cases on a regular basis and have seen great results with all of our patients. We also provide comprehensive aftercare advice on how to avoid Bursitis in the future.Should you be suffering from Bursitis as a result of arthritis or gout then please advise the consultant as this will need to be taken into account when tailoring your treatment plan.