The most advanced topical application available for leg pain from tendinitis (tendonitis) and cramps. Clinical research at five major Universities

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Dr. Tom P.

Leg Pain called Tendinitis and Bursitis are, by definition, inflammations. Massage therapy should not be able to resolve them. In fact, massage therapy of inflamed tissue is contraindicated; it ought to make them worse. Yet in every case of a patient diagnosed with leg pain from Tendinitis or Bursitis, I have found trigger point activity referring pain into the area in question, and have been able to resolve the problem by treating the trigger points and assigning ergonomic adjustments, stretches and moist heat (heat is also contra-indicated for inflammations).

If you've ever been awaken by a leg pain from tendintis or cramps, you know how sudden and intense the pain can be. Several factors, including dehydration, use of diuretics or overuse of your muscles can trigger leg pain. The cramps usually occur during rest or sleep.

Common recommendations for relief:

•Stretch and massage--Straighten your leg and point your toes upward, while you gently rub the leg to help the muscle relax.

•Stand up--For a calf pain, put your weight on the pained leg and bend your knee slightly. For a thigh cramp, keep both legs straight and lean forward at the waist. Use a chair to steady yourself.

•Apply cold or heat--Use a cold pack to relax tense muscles. Use a warm towel or heating pad later if you have pain and tenderness.

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