Elbow Pain

What Causes Elbow Pain?

Elbow pain is result of overuse. Excessive use of your elbow can wear out the joints and make you more prone to injuries.

If you feel intense elbow pain, chances are your joint’s are inflamed.

Tennis elbow is a condition which the tendons in your elbow are overloaded, due to repetitive motions of wrist and the arm.

Golfer’s elbow is condition by which pain is felt where the tendons your arm link to bony bump of your elbow.

Apart from these, you may have just sprained your elbow by hyperextending it.

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Symptoms of Elbow Pain

Symptoms of elbow pain vary depending on the severity of the condition you may have and these can include:

Golfer's Elbow

Tennis Elbow

Weak Grip

Soreness Around Elbow Bump

How can Chiropractic help Elbow Pain?

Diagnose the right condition for a personalised treatment

Identifying the origin of pain is the first step in addressing an elbow pain condition, followed by assessing neurological symptoms such as numbness, tingling, or weakness in grip. In addition to the elbow joint, the cervical spine, shoulders, wrist, and forearm musculature may also be the targets of assessments.

It will be helpful if you can observe the factors that provoke pain during your daily activities, as this provides valuable information for your chiropractor to tailor your rehabilitation plan and offer tips on “driving” your body without reinjuring it.

Treatment will be customised to your elbow condition, and these options can include:

Chiropractic Spinal Extremity Adjustments

Chiropractic Adjustments

To improve joint function and alleviate the stress on your elbow.

Myofascial Therapy

Physical therapy targeted at releasing points of damage and injury.

Providing long-term care as your healthcare partner

Whole-Body Treatment Approach

Our chiropractors adopt a whole-body treatment approach to evaluate your pain areas as a whole because other regions of the neck (cervical), mid back (thoracic) and low back (lumbar) may be affected as well. We aim to treat the “whole person,” not just to treat your specific symptoms.