09/11/2026
Persistent tendon pain isn’t always just “inflammation”.
Tendinosis refers to chronic changes within a tendon that can develop when repetitive stress, injury, or inadequate recovery affects the tissue over time.
Common signs may include:
• Persistent or recurring tendon pain
• Stiffness, especially with activity
• Pain that worsens with repetitive movement
• Reduced strength or function
Tendinosis can affect areas such as the shoulder, elbow, knee, Achilles tendon, and other tendons.
At Idaho Regenerative Medicine, tendon concerns may be evaluated as part of a broader picture- including movement, tissue health, previous injuries, and factors that may be affecting recovery.
Don’t ignore persistent tendon pain. Understanding what may be contributing to your symptoms is an important step toward finding the right care.
Contact Idaho Regenerative Medicine to learn more about your evaluation and care options. Call to Schedule: 208-370-2380