Bursitis: common inflammation responds to simple care

Article Abstract:

The fluid sacs in the body's joints, or bursae, are prone to inflammation when subjected to long periods of pressure. Bursitis can be healed by taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and diverting pressure from the area with a sling or bandage. it can be prevented by cushioning elbows and knees.

Injuries, Bursa (Anatomy)

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Sarcoidosis: mysterious disease usually responds to treatment

Article Abstract:

The symptoms of sarcoidosis include inflamed lung tissue, fever, weight loss and skin eruptions, and is often marked by elevated calcium levels. In the US, the disease is most common among African Americans and Scandinavian Americans, but is usually treatable with prednisone.

Sarcoidosis

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Bursitis of the hip: a simple shot often helps

Article Abstract:

Injury or overuse can lead to trochanteric bursitis, or bursitis of the hip. The primary symptom is chronic pain. Treatments include rest, the use of a cane, anti-inflammatory medications, cold or heat, or the injection of a corticosteroid drug.

Inflammation, Hip

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