Tennis elbow: Rest, ice, tennis elbow cuff, possible short course nsaids, splint, pt, possible injection, arnica, etc.
Answered 12/4/2012
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See below: Tennis elbow/lateral epicondylitis typically the result of repetitive overuse of the extensor muscles of the wrist and/or supinator muscles (turns palm face up) of the forearm resulting in inflammation to attachment point at lateral aspect of the elbow. Ice/ non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (topical /by mouth), tennis splint to control motion, stretching exercises (check web) and rest. Persists- md.
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