Epicondylitis and Tendinitis relieved with Pranotherapy - Guido Parente



Epicondylitis and Tendinitis relieved with Pranotherapy

Dr Guido Parente

Psychosomatic Pranotherapist

Epicondylitis (precisely humeral epicondylitis ), is an inflammation of the tendons that go down on the elbow, in detail on the lateral epicondyle. It is a painful inflammation also known as tennis elbow, as it often affects athletes in this category.

However, epicondylitis should not be understood as a pathology that affects only a small group of sportsmen, but also concerns those who spend a lot of time with their upper limbs in the same position for other reasons, such as a typist, a pianist or a writer who uses the keyboard. Or it often strikes housewives, while they carry shopping bags.

Doctors generally advise trying to prevent it by always warming up the joints well before engaging in intense efforts, such as bodybuilding, power lifting, other types of sports or manual work.

It is a disabling disorder, which, if not addressed with the right therapy, can become chronic. (Wikipedia)

The word tendinitis means "tendon inflammation".

An inflammation in itself involves the presence of a vascular blood supply, something that the tendon lacks: the so-called "tendinitis" is actually a peritendinitis, that is the inflammation of the nonius verte, a thin interlaced fiber connective tissue that envelops the whole tendon (Wikipedia).

Allopathic care

In acute forms the therapy, tries to lower the inflammation and the pain, with the interruption of the sporting / working activities, associating the use of NSAIDs (anti-inflammatory by mouth), with a possible immobilization of the elbow for 20 days, associating 2-3 infiltrations (in the case of epicondylitis, usually with depometrol and lidocaine injections) at the tendon level.

Or by means of physiotherapeutic sessions based on applications of laser beams, tens-therapies with ultrasounds, tecar, etc.

In the most difficult forms, it is indicated, even if not all surgeons adopt it, the surgery represented either by a reclamation of the tendon region, or by a disconnection of the tendons at the osteo-tendinous junction

Recently, the use of shockwave therapy has been very widespread and is very often more effective than traditional physical therapies and can avoid the need for surgery.

The use of a specific massaging bracelet with silicone inserts certainly favors recovery times. (Wikipedia)

Pranotherapeutic / Holistic Care

Through Pranotherapy, through the simple contact of the hands on specific points of traditional Chinese medicine, as well as on the painful areas, it is possible to alleviate rheumatism, arthritis, inflammatory states. In my experience, as a pranotherapist, having been able to treat people suffering from the acute pain caused by epicondylitis, and from other forms of tendinitis, I was able to verify, after three or four treatments, that there were remarkable improvements. We have seen how the action of the hands of the therapist is able to give in a natural way, giving these people relief and movement.

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