Chiropractor and Tendinitis in Paris: Natural Treatment and Recovery

The different types of tendinitis

Shoulder tendinitis

Rotator cuff tendinitis and subacromial impingement are the most common. They manifest as pain when raising the arm, often worse at night. Causes include repetitive overhead movements, poor posture at work, and muscle imbalances.

Tennis elbow (epicondylitis) and golfer's elbow (epitrochleitis)

These elbow tendinitis conditions are common in athletes but also in people who use a computer mouse intensively. The chiropractor treats restricted mobility in the elbow, wrist and cervical spine that contributes to these conditions.

Knee tendinitis and Achilles tendonitis

Common in runners and athletes, these tendinitis conditions are often linked to biomechanical issues in the foot, ankle or pelvis. The chiropractor assesses and treats the whole kinetic chain to address the root cause.

The chiropractic approach to tendinitis

Correction of biomechanical causes

Tendinitis is often the symptom of a wider mechanical problem: restricted joint mobility, muscular imbalance, poor posture. The chiropractor identifies and corrects these underlying causes through joint adjustments and specific mobilisations.

Soft tissue techniques

Alongside joint adjustments, the chiropractor uses myofascial release techniques, deep transverse massage and specific stretches to address adhesions and support tendon healing.

Prevention and rehabilitation

Treatment includes a programme of eccentric strengthening exercises, stretches and postural correction to prevent recurrence. Ergonomic advice is also given to adapt your workstation or sporting practice.

Recover quickly from your tendinitis

Don't let tendinitis limit your activities. Our chiropractic clinic in Paris offers comprehensive treatment that targets the biomechanical causes for lasting recovery.