Repetitive motion injuries are some of the most common kinds
of injuries. This disorder has an enormous impact on your daily life as it
makes even simple tasks hard to accomplish.
Repetitive motion injuries account for about 50% of all the
athletic-related injuries. Simple everyday actions can lead to this condition.
Types of Repetitive motion injuries
1. Tendinitis: It is an inflammation of the tendon. It commonly
occurs in the shoulders and the biceps as well as the elbow. This problem is
more common among men than women.
2. Bursitis: It is the inflammation of the bursa sac. The body
has many bursa zones. While most bursae are found at the time of birth, some
can develop due to repetitive pressure. Bursitis usually occurs in the elbow,
knees and the hip.
Causes of Repetitive motion injuries
Symptoms
If it is tendinitis, then it is usually indicated with pain
in the affected area. The pain becomes worse if the affected part is kept
moving. The skin over the area may be warm and red.
If it is bursitis, it is indicated by pain and tenderness in the affected area. The range of motion of that body part becomes greatly reduced. Many times, there is redness and swelling along with a crunchy
feeling.
When to see the doctor?
If you perceive any of the following symptoms then it is
time to visit your doctor:
- Pain with movement of arms and legs
- Tenderness over a joint
- Redness and increased warmth over a joint
- Pain that wakes you from sleep
- Inability to sleep on affected side
- Failure to carry on normal, daily activities
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