Tennis elbow: Symptoms and treatment options

Undoubtedly, you have heard of tennis elbow, but do you know what it is, and what it isn't? In this video, I explain what the injury is and clear up a common misperception that can lead to suboptimal treatment, as well as what treatment options can help you overcome it quickly.
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[@steffenfrost]

Yeah, I got my injury on a cold morning pushing a cable in a storage compartment of an RV.
At first, Tennis seem to help a bit, but now it’s just a chronic issue .
I start using a strap while playing, but that makes the elbow worse.

[@DrDavidGeier]

Those counterforce straps help many people, but I have had patients who said they felt worse with them.

[@floraflora2527]

I got tennis elbow due to 6 hours playing tennis with very aggressive male players. And I continued playing for a month and didn't let my elbow get healing. I stoped tennis when I couldn't use my elbow and hand for holding a small kettle and normal everyday choirs. I went to physio twice per week when i couldnt hold a kettle . He did laser, physio, and pressure, and used other devices, which was like a hammer for my elbow. It was very, very painful . He worked on my elbow for one hour in every session. 15 minutes for hot bags and 45 minutes continuously working on my elbow. But I didn't say to the physiotherapist , it's very painful . I didn't want he stop working on my elbow. My elbow completely healed in 2 months. I could go back to play tennis again. I am an old person.

[@DrDavidGeier]

Thanks for sharing your experience.