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Do you know nearly 95% of the people affected by the Biceps tendon are male with an age above 35?
The biceps tendon is a part of the body that connects both the Biceps muscle and shoulder joint in two places. The tendon is responsible for connecting the bicep muscle to the form and they are also called the distal biceps tendon. This condition occurs when there is a common inflammation or irritation in the upper biceps tendon.
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More About Biceps Tendon
Cause
The Injury on the biceps tendon occurs due to heavy impacts like accidents and overuse like a sportsperson. If you fall hard on an outstretched arm or lift heavy objects again this disorder occurs. This injury cannot be relieved by simple non-invasive treatments and hence surgery is essential.
Condition can be Determined
It commonly occurs along with other shoulder problems like damage to the rotator cuff tendon. The occurrence of the biceps tendon tear might be partial or complete. Common symptoms include,
● Pain in the shoulder and arms.
● Immobility of an arm.
● Cramping of the biceps muscle.
● Bruising of the arm
● Shoulder weakness and tenderness
● A unique voice in the upper arm.
Some of the other disorders that accompanied the biceps tendon include arthritis, tears in the glenoid labrum, inflammation, shoulder impingement, and shoulder instability. The doctors diagnose it through a series of tests and X-rays to determine the location of the tear. MRI is compulsory for surgical interventions.
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Some of the common treatments offered by the department include surgery and arthroscopic procedure for pain relief and to regain strength. Arthroscopic surgery is better since it promises less intervention with a fast healing approach. With this surgery, the patients can leave the hospital within 2 days after surgery.
Why Bang is the ideal Solution?
We at Bang institute offer exclusive treatments including medications and surgery with minimum invasion. Our doctor examines the surgical site based upon your medical history and appropriate testing to discover the problem and then provides solutions. We are unique and our solutions have been effective with our patients so far.
Frequently Asked
Questions
What happens when you do not treat the biceps tendon?
When left untreated the other muscles will substitute the affected tendon and restore the mobilization of the hand. But the strength of the hand will be reduced by 20 to 30%. Rupturing of the tendon is uncommon in the elbow region.
Is surgery necessary for biceps tendon injury?
A bicep tendon injury can be treated without surgery. Based upon your hand movements and requirements the doctor might suggest surgery as an option. Surgery is essential for active adults.
Is steroid injection a necessity?
The doctor might suggest a steroid-like cortisone to reduce the inflammations. Our doctor will use the option cautiously to relieve pain and reverse the issue at hand.
How long does the biceps tendon take to heal?
The biceps tendon takes at least 3-4 months to heal. Patients can resume their activities after 2-3 weeks with setting restrictions in the movements.
What are the non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicines?
Most nonsteroidal drugs may reduce pain and swelling. But they might irritate the stomach lining. So patients are advised to consume the medications with food.
Is biceps tendon pathology an isolated condition?
Most of the time biceps pathology is associated with rotator cuff problems.
We Have Cured Them
Here is a list of our happy patients who experienced satisfying results through our treatment options.
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Dr. Vijay Bang
Consultant Knee & Shoulder Surgeon
MBBS; MS (Orthopedics) (Gold Medalist)
Fellow-Mumbai, Switzerland
“Diploma in Sports Medicine (FIFA, Europe)”
Author: “The Shoulder Pain Book”
“Global Healthcare Achievement Award 2022”
as the
“Best Orthopaedic Shoulder Surgeon in Gujarat”