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Calcific trochanteric bursitis

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Pegasus - 10 Apr 2005 11:38 GMT
Does anyone happen to know how to cure my sisters calcific trochanteric
bursitis? She has heard of non-invasive treatment with ultrasound and
physiotherapy. She writes:

"I am 59 and have had a calcific trochanteric bursitis for about 2 years.
Could anyone please give some more information about ultrasound therapy? The
information is intended for my physiotherapist to know exactly what to do.

Intensive high-dosed pulsed ultrasound therapy:

1) How high a dose?
2) duration of each treatment?
3) How often?
4) How many treatments?

Could anyone please explain the term: iontophoresis?

I would be grateful for any information. Thank you."

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d'huit - 10 Apr 2005 23:03 GMT
iontophoresis
Movement of ions as a result of an applied electric field. For example the
delivery of a charged molecule from the end of a micropipette without
hydraulic flow.

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Author: John Lackie

hope that helps.

kate
> Does anyone happen to know how to cure my sisters calcific trochanteric
> bursitis? She has heard of non-invasive treatment with ultrasound and
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> I would be grateful for any information. Thank you."
Newsgroup Spambuster - 10 Apr 2005 23:21 GMT
iontophoresis is basically a way of getting a concentrated steroid cream
to the exact spot where you are having trouble.   Usually a special type
of steroidal cream is applied and then a machine that has little pads
which are placed over the area that the cream has been applied.   The
machine is then set so you will feel like an electric shock kind of
tingling through.  It can be set to be very mild or stronger depending
on what you can tolerate.   This helps get the steroid cream deeper into
the tissues than an ultrasound machine does and often times helps
consideralby with the pain.    Sure hope it works well for your sister!

Donna G
Pegasus - 14 Apr 2005 21:07 GMT
Thanks for your kind advice!

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Duckie - 11 Apr 2005 05:08 GMT
Hey Pegasus. I am starting treatment for bursitis on my
hip this thursday with the same PT that rehabbed [wow
that doesn't look like it is spelled right or maybe
even a word] me from my TKR. Doctor said she would be
using ultrasound. I have only three sessions booked so far.
Asked again in a couple days -- just Ping Duckie in the
subject line and I will tell you how it  went.
This site
http://www.stdpharm.co.uk/iontophoresis/
says iontophoresis is electrical stimulation.
Duckie

> Does anyone happen to know how to cure my sisters calcific trochanteric
> bursitis? She has heard of non-invasive treatment with ultrasound and
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>
> I would be grateful for any information. Thank you."

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