Elbow Pain Treatment

Tennis elbow or lateral Epicondylitis is a common where the outer part of the elbow becomes sore, painful and tender at the Lateral Epicondyle.

• Tennis elbow often occurs due to the damage of the forearm muscle, which helps to extend the wrist.
• Repetitive twisting of the wrist in activities like tennis, swimming.

Low back pain might begin as acute due to an injury but can become chronic.

• Pain on the outer part of elbow (Lateral epicondyle)
• Increased pain when shaking hands or squeezing an object
• Weakening of grip
• Pain while lifting objects

Typical treatment for elbow pain or tennis elbow is to give rest, you just need to give your elbow a break and do what you can to speed the healing. Ice and Anti inflammatory drugs might help to relieve the symptom but the underlying cause needs to be addressed.

Hip imbalances results in the loss of shoulder, elbow, wrist linkage. Pelvic dysfunction disrupts shoulder function resulting in lateral epicondylitis. Correcting shoulder position through Posture Alignment Therapy allows your Tennis Elbow to heal and be Pain free.