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Plantar Facitis, Tennis Elbow, Exertional Compartment Syndrome. Having Thyroid Nodules, Are These Related?
I have had thyroid nodules for six years; been biposied twice and both were benign. My endo has done bloodwork and tells me my levels are normal. In the past year I have had plantar facitis, tennis elbow and rotator cuff tendonitis. Now, most recently, I have been diagnosed with exertional compartment syndrome. Could these things be linked to a thyroid problem even though the blood test are normal?
Fri, 26 Apr 2013
User's Response
Vaibhav Gandhi's
Response
no these symptoms are not related to thyroid
you should do strching exercises
local ultrasound therapy will help
mri shoulder needed
life style modification
get your RA profile checked
whats your occupation?
any sports activity going on?
lifting heavy weights?
since howlong you are suffering from this problem
you should do strching exercises
local ultrasound therapy will help
mri shoulder needed
life style modification
get your RA profile checked
whats your occupation?
any sports activity going on?
lifting heavy weights?
since howlong you are suffering from this problem
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