Bursitis

If you have bursitis, below are some symptoms you might experience:

• Feel tight or achy
• When you move your joints, the pain is worse
• Unable to move a joint suddenly
• Excessive redness, swelling, bruising, or rash in the area of concern
• Seem bloated and red
• Sharp or shooting pain in the joints 
• Fever

The most common causes of bursitis are as below

• Pressure around the joint when repetitive motions or positions are made
• Inflammatory arthritis such as rheumatoid arthritis, gout, and infection
• Pain while lifting something over your head
• Injury or trauma to the affected area

Bursitis Doctor often diagnose bursitis based on medical history.

• Physical examination to assess the pain and inflammation 
• X-ray 
• Ultrasound
• Lab tests

Bursitis typically heals on its own. But some symptoms can be reduced with conservative methods like rest, ice, and pain medication. If precautionary measures fail, you might need:

• Medication
• Physical therapy or exercises
• Injections to relieve pain and inflammation 
• Temporary use of a walking cane or any other device
• Surgery