Although named after the sport of tennis, other individuals and athletes can be affected as well.
Tennis elbow is the most common cause of elbow pain.
If you've ever dealt with tennis elbow, you understand how frustrating it feels.
- Tennis
- Pickleball
- Carpentry
- Desk workers
- Baseball players
- Using a new, heavy racquet/ paddle
- Excessive grip size
- Hitting heavy tennis balls
- Age
- Health of the patient
- Commitment to the process of the patient
Recovery for patients suffering from tennis elbow can last from several weeks, to months, to even a year.
We create a rehabilitation treatment plan specific to your needs to ensure the pain doesn't come back in the future; and if it does, you're well educated on how to perform your own plan.
Surgery and corticosteroid injections should only be taken into consideration in a few selected severe cases where conservative management has already been attempted.
Our goal is to not only provide you with the correct diagnosis, but determine the root cause of your injury and create an individualized treatment plan specifically for you.
Treatment for tennis elbow consists of:
- Chiropractic adjustments
- Soft tissue treatment
- Exercise rehabilitation