Bursitis
A painful edoema that typically surrounds your joints is called bursitis. It frequently occurs in the feet knees elbows and shoulders. If your profession or pastime places a lot of strain on your joints you have a higher chance of developing it.
Overview
Bursae are tiny fluid-filled pads that serve as a cushion between the bones and the tendons and muscles that are close to joints. Bursitis is an uncomfortable condition that affects these pads. The inflammation of the bursae is called bursitis. Bursitis most frequently affects the shoulder elbow and hip but it can also happen in the knee heel and base of the big toe.
Causes
Bursitis is usually brought on by abrupt more severe injuries or by recurrent mild impacts to the region. As tendons become less elastic and more prone to tearing with age can also be a factor.
Symptoms
Raise your arms above your head and you feel the pain.
It hurts more at night.
Reduced mobility
Elbow more discomfort when the elbow is bent Infections in this bursa are frequent
Hip pain when strolling
Discomfort in the groin area
Pain from the front and middle of the thigh to the knee that gets worse when the hip is rotated or extended Knee swelling near the kneecap's front discomfort when bending the knee.
At night pain gets worse.
Ayurvedic Treatments
Churna pinda swedana Kukutanda pinda swedanam Anuvasana basti Pichu Basti Lepanam Bandhanam Nadi swedanam Pizzhichal
Naturopathy Treatments
Cold compress Hot mud therapy Magneto therapy Acupuncture Physiotherapy Electrotherapy Exercise therapy Chromotherapy,