Bursitis Swollen Elbow Pain
Relieving Painful Bursitis in Elbow
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My search for an effective bursitis remedy has been challenging.
There are a wide range of remedies available and I’m getting
some relief for my own bursitis pain but it isn’t enough….it isn’t
stopping it quickly enough for me, that’s for sure, so I keep searching.
Here’s a list of all the herbs and nutrients I’ve found indicated as benefical
for bursitis so far: MSM, turmeric, Omega-3 fatty acids, white willow bark,
feverfew, bromelain, vitamin B-12, samento, cayenne, calcium and magnesium
and vitamin E.
My current bursitis relief regimen: I take tumeric, salmon oil capsules (for
the omega-3’s) and vitamin C. Also am using myrhh and lobelia poultices
and that helps with swelling and pain.
Dr. Jame Balch, author of Prescription for Nutritional Healing,
uses the following in his nutritional supplement formula for bursitis:
Vitamin C, grapeseed extract, turmeric and bromelain.
Most recently, I found a person in Australia (or at least the products
ship from there) who has created a bursitis patch. The logic behind
the ingredients used was intriguing enough for me to order some.
These bursitis relief patches contain wood vinegar, chitosan, agaricus
mushrooms and tourmaline, a substance which naturally emits negative
ions and far infrared frequencies. To read more about Danniel’s Bursitis
Patches visit his website. I will post my experiences with these patches
once I ever get them! Bursitis Patches Information
However, I didn’t realize they were shipping from the land down under
and would take about 10 days to reach U.S. so if you want to try them,
be sure to order BEFORE your bursitis flares up, to avoid a painful wait).
read more about bursitis and bursitis remedies here
Traditional medical approaches to treating bursitis include Cox-2 Inhibitors, regular NSAIDS and Corticosteriods.
ps. Mangosteen Juice is another supplement that has anti-inflammatory properties. I once had some ear accupressure testing done which confirmed what I already knew, which was that my body tended to have internal inflammation. Of course, I’m not alone there. There’s been several books written lately about the inflammation response so I think it’s a more common condition than most of us realize yet. Anyway, the person I saw suggested Mangosteen Juice and I did drink it for a while, about 2 ounces per day, and it DID help. Just realized that and will get back on the Mangosteen Juice myself.