Suffering From Golfers Elbow And Medial Epicondylitis?

Check Your Causes and Symptoms Here...

When was the last time you didn’t have pain from your golfers elbow or medial epicondylitis?

You can get back to the "swing of things" and learn how to restore the quality of your life with our chronic pain management tips.

Frustrated... when you can’t play a decent game of golf? Golfers elbow also known as medial epicondylitis or elbow tendonitis can make you lose valuable time from work as well as your golf game.

Not good...right?

What Type of Elbow Pain Symptoms do you have?

Acute pain is considered to be short term, generally lasting from a few days to a few weeks. Some acute pain syndromes can become more serious if left untreated.

Chronic pain is pain that persists for more than three months. The pain may be progressive, or may occasionally flare up and then return to a lower level of pain.

Anatomy of the Elbow

• Humerus bone(upper arm bone)
• Radius bone(thumb side of forearm)
• Ulna bone (little finger side of forearm)
• Triceps muscle
• Biceps muscle
• Flexor and Extensor muscles

• Pain on inside (little finger side) of elbow
• Stiff elbow
• Hand and wrist weakness
• Numbness or tingling of the ring and little finger

• Golf
• Racket sports
• Throwing sports
• Painting
• Raking
• Hammering
• Chopping wood
• Repetitive motions of the wrist, hand or arm

• Swinging your golf club incorrectly over time
• Squeezing or pitching a ball incorrectly over time
• Shaking hands
• Turning a doorknob
• Picking up something with your palm facing down
• Hammering
• Bending your wrist towards your forearm

Rest assure... there are chronic pain management solutions for your elbow pain.

Try some of these effective Elbow Exercises that our clients' love.

Most importantly before treatment please do the following

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