Expert hand therapy for relief from tennis elbow pain.
Tennis elbow
What is tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis)?
Tennis elbow is an overuse injury of a group of forearm muscles. It commonly affects the Extensor Carpal Radialis Brevis tendon, but may also affect one of the other tendons that attach near this tendon.
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Services
We offer a wide range of hand therapy services to help you overcome any hand, wrist or arm injury. Treatment could include rehabilitation exercises to build strength and support, or a custom made splint or cast to help mend your condition.
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We offer a wide range of hand therapy services to help you overcome any hand, wrist or arm injury. Treatment could include rehabilitation exercises to build strength and support, or a custom made splint or cast to help mend your condition.
Specialist Physiotherapists
Looking after your hands is our highest priority. Our Certified Hand Therapist will tailor a treatment plan to your needs and lifestyle. We may need to refer you onto surgical advice or for x-rays or other scans should we need to have a clearer picture of your situation.
What causes elbow pain?
Many patients who play tennis actually never experience tennis elbow. Tennis elbow pain is commonly caused by repetitive gripping and lifting. The most common age group to experience tennis elbow is 30-60 year olds, but it can also occur in the younger population.
What are the signs and symptoms of tennis elbow?
- Pain on the outside of the elbow
- Pain may radiate into the upper arm, middle and ring fingers
- Aggravated with elbow straight or grasping onto larger objects
How can a hand therapist help me with tennis elbow?
A Hand Therapist can provide you with a custom-made brace to rest the muscle. They may also show you strategies to modify you activities to help you return to work, sport and home activities. Exercises given will also help you improve your pain and strength.
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Tennis Elbow
Treatment & Therapy
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