How do you know if you have tennis elbow?

This video guides you through different tests to figure out what is likely affecting your elbow.
This is not an exhaustive list and does not replace a consultation with your doctor.
Watching this video does not constitute a patient-provider relationship with Emma Green.
You partake in these tests of your own free will and at your own risk.
It is advisable to check with your doctor before beginning any new exercise routine.
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[@jamesbelcher6357]

Hi whats the average healing time please?

[@TennisElbowQueen]

The research shows us it takes 1-2 years to heal a tendon. However, you likely want to know how soon you feel pain relief and can return to activities. Most people feel significantly better in a couple of weeks and many return to tennis or golf around 10 weeks. Does that help?