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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Dr. Andrew Rynne

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Shoulder Pain. Have Tendonitis, Plantar Fasciitis. Taking Vyvnase. Is That The Cause?

Could Vyvanse be the cause of my tendonitis? Since taking the medicine, I ve developed tendonitis in my shoulder , hip, ankles and feet. I feel tense when I m on the medicine and can t stretch out. At first it developed in my shoulder after a couple months on the med. I ve been running for years and have always been pain free. I developed achilles tendonitis and plantar faciitis about 4-6 wks later. I m still being treated and physical therapy isn t much help. I have to get steriod injections to help with the pain and I haven t been running in 3 months now.
Fri, 19 Jul 2013
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While Vyvanse may increase irritability,muscle tremors and tics,it has not been reported to cause myalgia or tendonitis.You need to see a orthopaedic surgeon or a sports medicine specialist to establish the cause of the plantar fasciitis and shoulder problem.
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Shoulder Pain. Have Tendonitis, Plantar Fasciitis. Taking Vyvnase. Is That The Cause?

While Vyvanse may increase irritability,muscle tremors and tics,it has not been reported to cause myalgia or tendonitis.You need to see a orthopaedic surgeon or a sports medicine specialist to establish the cause of the plantar fasciitis and shoulder problem.