Patient's question:
History of previous treatment and effectiveness: Tendinitis has been painful for a long time, and it hasn't improved even after seeing a doctor. What should I do? Suggest help, thank you? Hello, how should tendinitis be treated?Doctor's answer:
Periosteitis is caused by creeping damage to the periosteum due to the expansion, congestion, edema, or subperiosteal laceration of the periosteum and its blood vessels, followed by the organization of hematoma, hyperplasia of the periosteum, and inflammatory changes. It can also be caused by infectious damage to the periosteum due to the rampant spread of pyogenic bacteria. Symptomatic treatment includes thorough elimination of local edema, swelling, and blood circulation through physical therapy and medicinal treatment, primarily focusing on etiological treatment with systemic administration of a prescribed dose of broad-spectrum antibiotics. Corticosteroids may be used locally in conjunction with physical therapy or cold compresses for inflamed areas. Incision and drainage surgery may be performed for deep effusions. If a fistula has formed and does not heal over time, dead bone remnants may remain. Surgical removal of the dead bone should be considered after acute inflammation is suppressed.