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Suggest Remedy For Severe, Continued Pain Due To Rotator Cuff Tendonitis And Bursidus With No Help From Medications

Yes, I was diagnosed with rotator cuff tendonitis and bursidus, I have been through rigorous physical theropy, steroid injections, and had three PRP s acupuncture and chiropractic. I have been dealing with continued pain since December of 2012, what is something I am missing here.
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Hi i am Dr Ahmed Aly
thanks for using healthcaremagic site ,
I had gone through your question and understand your concerns ..

In my opinion you may need X ray , CT and MRI on your spine to exclude cervical disc herniation which may show same persisting pain symptoms .
For patients with severe disc herniation if medical treatments fail a minor endoscopic intervention or even spinal surgeries may be suggested by your neurologist if needed .

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Suggest Remedy For Severe, Continued Pain Due To Rotator Cuff Tendonitis And Bursidus With No Help From Medications

Hi i am Dr Ahmed Aly thanks for using healthcaremagic site , I had gone through your question and understand your concerns .. In my opinion you may need X ray , CT and MRI on your spine to exclude cervical disc herniation which may show same persisting pain symptoms . For patients with severe disc herniation if medical treatments fail a minor endoscopic intervention or even spinal surgeries may be suggested by your neurologist if needed . Please click THANK YOU and consider a 5 star rating with some positive feedback if the information was helpful. Hope the above information helps you, Any further clarifications feel free to ask.