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Tennis Elbow Treatment

Tennis elbow is a very pain-causing medical disorder which results due to overload on the tendons of the elbows. These elbow tendons usually get overloaded by repetitive movement of arm and wrist muscles. 

Mostly the people who do jobs like carpenting, painting, and butching are at high risk of developing tennis elbow because their work requires repetitive motions of the hands and arms for a prolonged time.

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What is Tennis Elbow?

Tennis elbow is a painful medical condition that limits the motion of the hand and is resulted from repeated motion arm and wrist joint for a long term duration. The pain usually begins in the tendons of forearm muscles and can extend to the wrist area. 

Rest can play a vital role in treating the tennis elbow but severe conditions do require a sophisticated treatment which is indeed provided by BioFlex Pakistan. It is the condition that makes a person unable to perform routine activities. 

Types of Tennis Elbow

The tennis elbow diseases have the following three types:

Muscle Pain

The small bony structure in elbow is “anchor” for 6 varying muscles. If knots are formed in these six muscle it causes immense pain in that little bony structure. 

Tendon Pain

In this case pain may originate from the inflammation or due to tear in the tendon at the point where it gets inserted in the bone.

Nerve Pain

Radial nerve comes from neck by the passage of armpit and right pases this area. If excess pressure is exerted on tghis nerve at neck region, it may hurt in the elbow.

Causes of Tennis Elbow

It is basically a type of muscle strain & injury caused by overuse. The main cause behind Tennis elbow injury is a repetitive motion of forearm muscles. Further causes of tennis elbow are mentioned ahead:

  • Repetitive movements
  • Stress to the tissues
  • Use of plumbing tools
  • Painting
  • Screw drivers
  • Cutting things up
  • Prolonged use of
  • PC mouse
  • Prolonged typing
  • Age between 30-50
  • Carpenting
  • Butching
  • Racket participation
  • Poor stroke technique
  • Muscial instruments
  • Assembly line work
  • Blow to elbow

Symptoms of the Tennis Elbow

The pain that refers to Tennis elbows is initiated from outer side of the elbow and may reach out the forearm and continue towards wrist. Signs and symptoms of the Tennis elbow are as follows:

  • Difficulty in hand shake
  • Difficulty in gripoing something
  • Hard to turn a doorknob
  • Hard to hold cup of the coffee
  • Constant pain outer side of elbow being painful
  • Swollen elbow muscles

Treatment of Tennis Elbow

Tennis elbow is a medical condition that is extremely painful and limits the motion of arms and wrist. Normal life can never be lived without moving the arms and wrist of the hands. 

But you don’t need to worry because BioFlex Pakistan is already here to treat tennis elbow and by facilitating you with cold laser therapy. Our technology uses a beam of laser light having varying wavelengths to trigger up the healing process. 

Our therapy is world-famous and has a very high success rate. Clinicians from all over the world prescribe it for the treatment of various medical disorders including tennis elbow treatment.

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