I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome and have frequent tendinitis in multiple locations. At best, I get it down to a dull roar, but it is always with me. Basically both wrists, base of both thumbs, hips, knees, ankles are affected to various degrees depending upon activity.

I would urge anyone with these symptoms to be evaluated by a geneticist and/or rheumatologist. EDS cannot be cured, and treatment is limited. The vascular form of EDS leads to rupture of the blood vessels and hollow organs. Other forms cause disability. But understanding the nature of the problem is invaluable.