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I have severe tendenoisis in both my arm from lifting in gym 3-4 years back which became RSI due to some negligence .I hv tried physiotherapy twice where i was given tens, electric,wax  few terra band exercises.. It gave me temporary relief but pain keeps coming back.. Pls suggest a permanent solution.. And also if u treated sm1 like this.. Preferably at kolkata or delhi, i can come visit.. Do i need laser? Pls help me
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Laser physiotherapy treatment best option for you
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Yes laser is helpful for tendinosis...
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please go for full rehabilitation protocol... it will give you pain relief as well as strength to avoid getting reinjury...
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If pain is there avoid gym and weight lifting
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Best go for Laser treatment (High intensity) in physiotherapy department. 
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use elbow support. Apply ice.
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Hi, wax isn't a treatment for tendinosis. Ultrasound, ift, taping with lifestyle modification n brace use can treat u forever. Total treatment time 20-25 days n full healing time will be around 3-4 months.
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If the diagnosis is correct then u need to know that tendinosis takes 3 to 6 months to resolve provided due precautions and Physiotherapy  along with other medications are taken properly. Remember blood supply of tendons is poor.
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You can go for MRI of the concerned tendon/s which are involved as per Your Treating Physiotherapist or Physician.
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Proper Rest for affected part, Lifestyle modification so that involved muscles or tendons are not traumatized during healing period, Improvement in nutrition and diet.
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It can only be trrated with IFT+TENS. Treatment time will be upon the condition from 8-12 weeks. With electrotherapy you also need slow exercises which will be suggested depending upon improvement.
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No need of laser. As you said you tried physiotherapy for twice. You need physiotherapy session machine therapy like tens, ift , electric machine therapy. atleast for 3-4 weeks. After that need to be doing exercises regularly. Then slowly slowly you will see results. You need be patience. And keep doing exercises and  session properly and complete the treatment . Do not stop inbetween. Or else pain will keep coming back. If you want to see permanent results then need to complete session and stop with physiotherapist advice.
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