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What are treatment options for bursitis?
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Dr William Blakeney
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Dr Blakeney is a local graduate having completed his medical degree at UWA and then advanced training in orthopaedic surgery in Western Australia. Dr Blakeney … View Profile
Rest or activity modification. Physiotherapy may improve the strength and movement of your shoulder. Simple painkillers, such as anti-inflammatory medications (NSAIDs) or Panadol, may reduce inflammation and pain. Cortisone injections in the shoulder can be helpful, but the effect is often temporary.
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