Golfer's Elbow Treatment

Golfer’s Elbow or Medial Epicondylitis is Tendinosis of the Medial epicondyle on the inside of elbow.

This condition is called golfer’s Elbow because during golf swing flexorcarpiradialis, flexor carpiulnaris, flexor digitorumsuperficialis, Pronator teres is stresses making this the most common Elbow injury. Many people who develop this condition have never played golf.

• Pain on the inside of the elbow.
• Tingling sensation or numbness in the finger, especially the ring and little finger.
• Pain radiates down the arm to the wrist.
• Pain picking up objects, opening a door.

Typical treatment for Golfer’s elbow is to give rest, 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.