Patient's question:
Dad had some pain in his wrist about four or five days ago. The doctor said it was probably bursitis and didn't conduct a thorough examination.History of treatment and effectiveness: None? Symptoms of bursitis? Medication?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is recommended to adopt external medication treatment. Internal use of ointments that promote muscle relaxation, improve blood circulation, reduce swelling and pain, disperse blood stasis, and expel wind and cold can be effective.Ointment treatment taken internally has strong local penetration. The drug molecules are metabolized through the skin and enter the bloodstream, directly reaching the affected area. They are then transmitted through the skin to the meridians and bones, stimulating the body's adjustment functions and enhancing comprehensive recovery beyond the goal of rapid self-healing.