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I am a high school baseball player with symptoms of lateral epicondylitis. the symptoms have lasted about a week. what should i do to treat this?
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Avoid power grip: Assuming u want to continue to compete in baseball; ask your parent if u can start a weeks worth of Ibuprofen and avoid any 'power grip' activities. ( weight lifting free weights esp.). If not better see your physician . Best of Luck!
Answered 3/8/2015
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