Tennis Elbow & Golfer’s Elbow
Tennis Elbow & Golfer’s Elbow Treatment in Orwigsburg, PA
We know how debilitating and irritating elbow tendon pain is. If you’ve ever dealt with tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) or golfer’s elbow (medial epicondylitis) or are still suffering from tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow and would want a non-invasive approach to healing and strength restoration, come to PEAK Integrative Medicine.
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“The leading causes of disability are musculoskeletal injuries, meaning disorders of muscles, joints, nerves, bones. The most common approach typically takes a segmented approach of only medications to treat the issue. Although symptoms can be suppressed with medications, that’s only one component to the disorder complex that’s being addressed. By also addressing the movement and healing component, we can successfully treat these injuries. At PEAK we address ALL of the aspects for resolution instead of just ‘dealing with’ constant pain cycles.”
Signs & Symptoms Of Tennis Elbow And Golfer’s Elbow
Some common signs or symptoms of golfer’s elbow are:
- Ongoing elbow discomfort that gets worse as you move
- Weak grip strength and trouble lifting objects
- Tendon stiffness or soreness in the forearm
- Soreness that travels from the elbow to the wrist
How We Treat Tennis Elbow and Golfer’s Elbow at PEAK
We treat golfer’s elbow and tennis elbow a variety of ways at PEAK IIntegrative Medicine:
- Pain Relief Injections: Reduce inflammation and pain for long-term relief.
- Chiropractic and Physical Therapy: This can help repair damaged tendons by utilizing your body’s natural healing factors.
- Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy: Therapeutic procedures like Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy.
- PEMF Therapy: increased healing speed can result from stimulated blood flow.
- Regenerative Injections: Reduce inflammation and pain for long-term relief.
A Functional Medicine approach can address underlying inflammation, nutritional deficiencies, and muscle imbalances, which can speed up the healing process.
Contact PEAK For Tennis Elbow And Golfer’s Elbow Treatment
Looking for a solution to your elbow pain? Peak Integrative Medicine is ready to help you solve your chronic pain. Help your elbow heal so you can return to golf, tennis, and other activities that cause this chronic pain.
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How do you get tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow?
When you play tennis or gold, your elbow and the tendons that surround it are often used repetitively. This repetition and overuse of the same motion combined with the gripping of the tennis racquet or golf club can put stress on the tendons that connect the elbow with the wrist.
Should I see a doctor for tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow?
Yes, if the pain you are experiencing is persistent and doesn’t improve with rest or at-home treatment, you should see a chiropractor or other health care professional. If your pain becomes severe or you feel numb or cannot move your elbow, this is even more important. The earlier you get treatment, the better the outcome may be.
What are the red flags for an elbow injury?
If your elbow pops, clicks, or makes grinding sounds, this is concerning. Additionally, if you experience persistent pain, numbness, or cannot move your elbow, this points towards injury that needs treatment.
What happens if you ignore tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow?
Ignoring the signs of tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow can lead to a worsening of symptoms. Long-term, this may affect your grip and range of motion, leading you to not be able to play golf or tennis at all. Untreated injury may possibly even lead to the need for surgery down the road.
What causes elbow injuries to flare up?
Repetitive stress from sports or physical jobs can cause elbow injuries to flare, preventing them from full healing. Muscle weaknesses or imbalances in other connected areas of the body can also make you more susceptible to elbow injury.
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Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9am-4pm
Outside these hours also available by request
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1120 Centre Turnpike
Orwigsburg, PA 17961
148 Weisenberger Rd Suite C
Madison, MS 39110
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