Depending on the cause, yes. Tendonitis is an inflammation of the tendons, which are the structures that attach muscles to bones. For curing tendinitis, it is necessary to eliminate or treat the causes of this inflammation.
A common cause of tendonitis is repetitive strain, often associated with work. In this case, the resting associated with the use of medication can solve the problem.
In other situations, as the inflammation is caused by some trauma or rheumatic diseases, treatments with medications more specific and even surgeries may be required.
Measures non-medicated such as light physical exercises, stretching, acupuncture, homeopathy, lian gong, massage therapy among others can also be very useful, especially when used in conjunction with conventional treatment.
In any case, it is fundamental for the patient to seek an orthopedist, rheumatologist or occupational physician to perform the most appropriate follow-up.
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