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Elbow Pain

Causes

Elbow pain can be caused by overuse, injury, or medical conditions. Common causes include tennis elbow (pain on the outside of the elbow) and golfer’s elbow (pain on the inside), both from repetitive motion. Tendonitis and bursitis involve inflammation of the tendons or fluid sacs around the elbow. Sprains or strains from sudden injury and arthritis (like osteoarthritis) can also cause pain and stiffness. Sometimes, pain can come from other areas, like the neck or shoulder. Proper diagnosis and rest are important for recovery.

What can I do for you?

1. Assess the issue 2. Advise re treatment options 3. Reduce Tension in the area 4. Improve flexibility 5. Build strength 

What can you do at home?

  1. Rest: Avoid activities that stress the elbow to allow it to heal.
  2. Ice: Apply an ice pack for 15-20 minutes several times a day to reduce inflammation and swelling.
  3. Heat: Use heat (like a warm towel or heating pad) to relax muscles and improve blood flow, especially after the first few days.
  4. Gentle Stretches: Do light stretching exercises to improve flexibility and reduce stiffness.
  5. Strengthening Exercises: Once pain decreases, gradually do strengthening exercises to build up the muscles around the elbow.
  6. Brace or Support: Use an elbow brace or support to reduce strain and provide stability during healing.
  7. Elevate: If there is swelling, elevate the elbow to help reduce it.

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