Tennis Elbow is a painful condition involving the tendons that attach certain forearm muscles to the outer elbow.
Despite its name, it does not occur only in tennis players.
Diagnosis is generally based on symptoms and physical examination. Imaging may be considered when another condition needs to be excluded.
Management may include activity modification, physiotherapy, strengthening exercises, braces, pain management, and injections or surgery in selected persistent cases.
Detailed assessment may explore pain location, character, movement, gripping, repetitive activity, pressure, temperature, previous injury, and associated complaints.
With 20+ years of clinical experience, Dr. Kamlesh Suryawanshi provides detailed individualized consultations for chronic musculoskeletal complaints.
Does gripping, lifting a cup, using a tool, typing, or shaking hands cause pain around the outer elbow?
What may begin as occasional discomfort can become persistent when repetitive strain continues.
At Take Care Homoeopathy, we carefully assess the individual characteristics of the pain and the activities that aggravate or relieve it.
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