tendinitis

In my case, they also caused excruciating repetitive stress related-tendinitis which, thankfully, a laptop trackpad doesn't.

This book helped me get rid of the wrist tendinitis I had for four years prior, in four weeks.

I suppose I need to be experiencing some kind of tendinitis for the switch to become worthwhile.

I recently went through 6 weeks of PT for injured tendons / tendinitis in my arms with 0 results.

Terrible tendinitis set in during my last year of college in 1998.

As for the tendinitis, have you tried physical therapy for your fingers?

In my case, I was experiencing pre-tendinitis symptoms (know them well as a piano player).

About the time that I graduated from college, I'd developed bilateral tendinitis in both wrists.

At least for me, I simply cannot run every single day without developing some sort of tendinitis or other mild pain/ache.

Having to interrupt decade-old touch-typing muscle memory was annoying, and I actually experienced slightly increased pain (tendinitis) for the first several days.

Be careful with standing desks, because my shoulder tendinitis developed after switching to a standing desk and typing with my arm unsupported for a few months.

This flared my tendinitis up like you wouldn't believe.

This means that tendinitis/tendinosis and a lot of other RSI issues will not heal simply from rest; you must "rehab" the tendon with exercise, but make sure it's the right kind.