“Can tennis elbow pain be fixed?”

Tennis elbow, aka lateral epicondylitis, is a condition whereas the muscles and tendons of the forearm extensor muscles have been overused and are causing pain at the elbow. A qualified Active Release Technique provider has the experience to help with restoring normal pain free function to the area. Go to www.activerelease.com and search for a qualified provider closest to you by entering your zip code under the Patients tab and Find A Provider.

I have received a question regarding tennis elbow and whether its associated pain can be fixed. Tennis elbow, or lateral epicondylitis, is a common condition that can indeed be managed effectively with the right approach. Here are some key points on managing tennis elbow pain: - Rest and Ice: Initially, rest the affected arm and apply ice to reduce inflammation and pain. - Medication: Over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen or naproxen can help alleviate pain and swelling. - Chiropractic Therapy: A doctor of Chiropratic can teach joint manipulation and exercises to gradually stretch and strengthen the forearm muscles. - Braces: Wearing a brace centered over the back of your forearm may help relieve symptoms by resting the muscles and tendons. - Injections: In some cases, corticosteroid injections may be recommended to reduce severe pain. - Surgery: If symptoms are severe and do not improve with other treatments, surgery may be considered as a last resort. It's important for patients to consult with their healthcare provider to determine the most appropriate treatment plan for their specific condition. Additionally, modifying activities that exacerbate the pain is crucial for recovery. Please note that this information is for educational purposes only and does not substitute for professional medical advice. Patients should consult their local medical provider for personalized care. Sent with Shortwave <https://www.shortwave.com?utm_medium=email&utm_content=signature&utm_source=ZHIuZXZhbmhhbWlsdG9uQGdtYWlsLmNvbQ==>

Yes Tennis elbow can helped with treatment depending on the severity.

As a chiropractor with extensive experience in successfully treating lateral epicondylitis, commonly known as tennis elbow, and various other sports and repetitive stress injuries, I can confidently say that chiropractic care can be highly effective for these conditions. Heres how my approach works: Targeted Adjustments and Manipulation: I specialize in precise adjustments to the elbow and related joints. This method is key in realigning these joints, alleviating nerve pressure, and enhancing the range of motion. I also focus on the cervical and thoracic spine adjustments, as misalignments there often contribute to arm and elbow pain. Advanced Soft Tissue Techniques: I employ specialized techniques like deep tissue massage and myofascial release. These are crucial in loosening tight muscles and tendons around the elbow, providing significant pain relief and functional improvement. Personalized Rehabilitative Exercises: Drawing from my experience, I design tailored exercise programs that strengthen and stretch the elbow's supporting muscles. This not only aids in recovery but also plays a pivotal role in preventing future episodes. Ultrasound Therapy: My practice includes the use of therapeutic ultrasound, an effective tool in reducing inflammation, encouraging tissue healing, and diminishing pain through deep tissue penetration. Ergonomic and Lifestyle Modification Counseling: I offer expert advice on modifying sports techniques and workplace ergonomics to prevent aggravation of the elbow and promote long-term joint health. Kinesiology Taping Expertise: I am skilled in kinesiology taping, a technique that supports the elbow joint, reduces tendon strain, and helps minimize swelling and discomfort. Each patient's situation is unique, and I pride myself on providing personalized care. Through a combination of these methods, many of my patients have experienced significant relief from tennis elbow and have returned to their normal activities with improved joint function and reduced pain. It's always important to have a thorough evaluation to determine the most appropriate treatment plan for your specific needs.