DeQuervain's tendonitis and flexor tendonitis are two types of tendonitis that affect the hand. DeQuervain's tendonitis is a condition brought on by irritation or swelling of the tendons found along the thumb side of the wrist. The swelling can cause pain and tenderness along the thumb side of the wrist, usually noticed when forming a fist, grasping or gripping things, or turning the wrist. Awkward hand positions are often the cause of DeQuervain's tendonitis. 

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The Arthritis Strategy Pack is a safe and effective treatment for tendonitis that quickly relieves pain without the side effects associated with NSAIDs and other medication remedy methods. 

Arthritin complements the body's natural ability to provide fast, safe and effective comfort. This formula combines nutritional, anti-inflammatory herbs and homeopathic ingredients to reduce the burn while increasing mobility.

The key to this tendonitis treatment is Buffer pH to balance pH levels in the body. An imbalanced pH effects all cellular activity, which can lead to a whole host of degenerative diseases and symptoms. An overly acidic body can inhibit the exchange of nutrients and waste products in your muscle cells and can also cause muscles to constrict. Muscle fatigue, soreness and poor recovery follow.

While Arthritin addressed the immediate pain and inflammation reduction needs, Buffer pH works to address the root cause of symptoms.

People with DeQuervain's tendonitis typically complain of the gradual onset of pain in the wrist area when they use the thumb on the affected hand. The person with DeQuervain's tendonitis might experience difficulties with gripping and pinching, and in severe cases, the affected hand may be too painful to use. The pain may radiate into the thumb, or up into the forearm or shoulder. 
 
Symptoms of DeQuervain's tendonitis include:

• Pain and tenderness along the flexor tendon, in proximity to the finger or thumb joints.

• Pain is worse with movement or repetitive activity.

• Pain at night.

• Tenderness and swelling over the bit where the tendon inserts onto the finger or thumb bone.

• Pain when you try to bend the finger or thumb against resistance.

The goal of DeQuervain's tendonitis treatment is to relieve pain and reduce inflammation. Often, rest, ice and home care pain relievers are all that's needed.

Inflammation can also be treated with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications such as Motrin or Advil. These medications can be helpful treatments for DeQuervain's tendonitis but do have side effects. Side effects of these medications can include stomach upset and bleeding problems.
 
Your doctor might suggest treating your DeQuervain's tendonitis with steroid drug injections. Injections of cortisone reduce DeQuervain's tendonitis inflammation and can help ease pain. However, this treatment should be used with great care because repeated injections may weaken the tendon or cause undesirable side effects. Cortisone injections can also increase your risk of rupturing a tendon.
 
If you experience DeQuervain's tendonitis, you are more likely to have symptoms again down the road, but with an intelligent approach to your exercise or activity routine, this problem can often be avoided.

The Arthritis Strategy Pack works well for tendonitis of shoulder issues, including tibialis posterior tendonitis.

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