Elbow pain, Tennis and Golfer’s Elbow, Epicondylitis
Repetitive or prolonged use of the elbow and/or the wrist can lead to shortening and weakness and irritation of the muscles at the elbow. Pain may develop on the inside of the elbow (golfer’s elbow) or the outside of the elbow (tennis elbow). This pain may become so severe that you are unable to grasp, lift or carry anything.
Symptoms:
Home Care Options
Office Care Options
Periodic checkups or supportive care. Supporting proper functioning of the elbow and wrist with periodic treatments minimizes the stresses to the associated joints, muscles and nerves.
Home and Work Stretches and Exercises. Stretching and strengthening exercises to stabilize the elbow and wrist and balance the musculature on either side of the wrist and elbow.
Practice Proper Ergonomics. We will assess what activities cause the problem and educate you on how to correct motions that irritate the area.