ELBOW & FOREARM
Tennis elbow
Discomfort on the outer elbow associated with gripping or repetitive movement.
Understanding pain on the outside of the elbow
Tennis elbow, also called lateral epicondylitis, involves the tendon area on the outer elbow. Repetitive gripping, lifting and tool use can be relevant, even if you never play tennis.
What you might notice
- Outer elbow tenderness
- Discomfort when gripping or lifting
- Reduced confidence using the arm
A conversation about your needs.
Bring examples of movements that provoke symptoms, such as using tools, carrying shopping or lifting a kettle. We will discuss previous assessment, braces and exercise plans.
What your visit looks like
Your forearm is supported with the outer elbow accessible. You can give feedback throughout, and intensity is adjusted to your comfort.
We bring the equipment to you. A first visit reserves 30 minutes for consultation and treatment; follow-ups reserve 20 minutes.
Your next steps
A useful next step is to agree on a specific everyday task to monitor, rather than assuming the same treatment course works for everyone.
Suitability and results vary. This technician-provided service does not replace medical diagnosis or a rehabilitation plan.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Let’s make room
for better movement.
Start with a conversation about your needs.
Get care in a space that’s comfortable for you.