Once the cause of your elbow pain has been diagnosed, we will create a custom treatment plan for you. This would include
Manual therapy to relieve pain, muscle tension and to promote circulation in your elbow and forearm.
Therapeutic exercises such as motion and strength exercises will restore flexibility and strength to your elbow
Aside from these two, the following treatments could also be used
- Heat or ice treatment
- Electrical stimulation
- Laser therapy and
- Dry needling
Lateral Epicondylitis "Tennis Elbow"
Tennis elbow is commonly experienced by athletes. The tendons that attach to your forearm muscles outside your elbow get swollen or torn. This is caused by overuse
Medial Epicondylitis "Golfer's Elbow"
Golfers elbow is also caused by overuse and occurs mainly in athletes or individuals in occupations such as carpentry and painting. The tendons that attach to the bony bump inside the elbow get inflamed or torn
Peripheral Nerve Injury
This is also known as peripheral neuropathy and occurs when a nerve gets crushed, cut, or compressed. Common nerve injuries related to the elbow are: Radial Tunnel Syndrome: This occurs when the radial nerve that runs across the elbow gets pinched or compressed. Nerve injuries should be treated immediately. Cubital Tunnel Syndrome: this is an injury to the ulnar nerve
elbow Fracture
This occurs when the bones in your elbow get broken or cracked. The broken bones could be in or out of their normal position
Our physical therapists are excited to get you back to your normal activities while relieving you of any hip pain you are currently experiencing. And yes, you can get relief without painkillers or surgery. Don’t delay your care! Request an appointment with a therapist immediately to get started.
