Common Symptoms of Tendonitis
Symptoms vary depending on which tendon is affected but often include:
Pain, tenderness, or stiffness around a joint
Swelling or inflammation
Weakness in the affected limb
Limited range of motion
Pain that worsens with activity or repetitive movements
Common Causes of Tendonitis
Repetitive movements or overuse
Sudden increase in activity or exercise
Poor posture or improper technique
Age-related tendon degeneration
Direct injury or trauma
Areas We Treat
Elbow (Tennis/Golfers Elbow)
Shoulder (Rotator Cuff Tendonitis / Pitcher’s Shoulder)
Knee (Patellar Tendonitis / Runner’s Knee)
Achilles Tendon Injuries
Wrist, Hand, and Other Tendons
Tendonitis FAQs – Green Bay Chiropractic Care
Recovery varies by tendon and severity. Most patients see improvement within a few weeks with chiropractic care, while full recovery can take 6–12 weeks.
Yes, if the root cause isn’t addressed. Our treatments correct posture, movement patterns, and muscle imbalances to reduce recurrence.
Surgery is rarely required. Most tendon injuries heal with chiropractic adjustments, therapies like Active Release Technique®, Graston®, and rehabilitation exercises.
Most therapies are gentle. Techniques like ART® or Graston® may cause temporary pressure, which is normal and helps healing.
Low-impact activity is often safe. Our team creates customized exercise and recovery plans to protect the tendon and support healing.
Yes, we provide care for shoulder, elbow, wrist, knee, Achilles, and other tendon injuries with personalized treatment plans for lasting relief.
Take Your Recovery Further
Stop letting tendon pain limit your movement. Our hands-on, patient-focused approach ensures you get back to your activities faster, stronger, and pain-free.
Schedule your personalized tendonitis assessment in Green Bay today and take the first step toward pain-free movement.
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