could i have tennis and golfer's elbow in both elbows ?

Question

Could sulphites in wine intensify the pain in my tennis elbow?

Answer 1

Yes: Tennis and golfer's elbows are terms used to describe a lateral and medial epicondylitis. One does not need to play tennis or golf to get these conditions as they are inflammatory conditions that can be caused by almost any activities involving the arms and elbows.

Answer 2

Let me help: There are a number of conditions that affect the elbow area. The three most common conditions are "lateral epicondylitis" (tennis elbow), "medial epicondylitis" (golfers elbow), and medial collateral ligament sprain (throwers elbow).The first two conditions are very similar, however the first affects the outside of the elbow (lateral), and the second affects the inside of the elbow (medial).

Answer 3

Let us see: . Morton's neuroma is a swollen (inflamed) nerve in the ball of the foot, commonly between the base of the second and third toes. It is not always possible to prevent a morton's neuroma. However, you probably can reduce your risk by wearing comfortable shoes that have low heels, plenty of toe space and good arch support. Thank.

Answer 4

Let me help: A strain is an injury to a muscle or tendon in which the muscle fibres tear as a result of overstretching. It depend on the amount of injury to the muscules treatment could range of rest no sport or even surgery.Thanks.

Answer 5

Joint sprain: It depends on the degree of sprain, some you treat by simple rest with ace rap, some need cast, some needed surgery, please check it out and see. Good luck thanks.

Answer 6

Yes it is big deal: A shoulder dislocation is an injury that occurs when the top of the arm bone (humerus) loses contact with the socket of the shoulder blade (scapula). It a big deal becuasethe complication from that could to some permenat damage to the shoulder.Thanks.

Answer 7

Elbow pain: Tendinitis or tendinosis of the medial or inner aspect of the elbow. This is the location where the muscles which flex your wrist and fingers originate. Symptoms would include pain and weakness in that location. It is similar to tennis elbow, which occurs on the outer aspect or lateral aspect of the elbow.

Answer 8

Golfer's elbow: This is medial epicondylitis, namely irritation and inflammation of the medial elbow that comes from grip or swing issues.

Answer 9

Tendinitis.: It's an inflammation of the tendinous origin of the flexor muscles of the forearm. They originate on the bony prominence on the inner side of your elbow.

Answer 10

Golfers elbow: Golfers elbow is caused by stress to the inner aspect of the elbow. This is due to the position of the elbow during the swing process. Inflammation develops in the tendon on that side of the elbow.

Answer 11

Tendon injury: Golfer's elbow, technically known as medial epicondylitis, is due to overuse. Over time, this can cause injury to the tendons that attach your forearm muscles to the inside of the elbow - flexor pronator muscle group. Inflammation (tendonitis) is only a small part of it the condition during acute flare-ups. Degeneration (tendonosis) of the tissue is a major contributor to the chronic nagging pain.

Answer 12

Tendonitis. : Golfer's elbow is a inflammation of the tendons that insert on the inside of your elbow (close to the funny bone). Usually it causes pain with pressing on the area or with certain wrist movements. The tendons are from the muscles that flex the wrist down so sometimes this motion can aggravate the pain. There can also be tingling associated with it. Often it has nothing to do with golf!

Answer 13

Medial epicondylitis: Golfers elbow (medial epicondylitis) is a form of a family of disorders called "Insertional Tendinopathies." Essentially the attachment of the flexor-pronator muscle mass of the forearm gets a tear, which is usually microscopic, and results from a strenuous event. Golf can cause it but most cases I see are from other activities. Treatment is directed at decreasing inflammation/promote healin

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