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tennis elbow
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elbow, side view, superficial anterior muscles, epitrochlear bursitis, lateral epicondylitis, epicondylitis, lateral, tennis elbow, inflammation, soreness, pain on the outside, lateral, side, the upper arm near the elbow, a partial tear, the tendon fibers, connect muscle to bone, near point of origin on the outside, the elbow, injury, repetitively twisting the wrist, forearm, injury is classically associated, tennis playing, hence the name "tennis elbow", but any activity that involves repetitive twisting, the wrist, using a screwdriver, lead to lateral epicondylitis, elbow pain that gradually worsens, pain radiating, outside, the elbow, forearm, the hand, grasping, twisting, weak grasp, diagnosis is made by clinical signs, x-rays, normal, pain, tenderness, the tendon is gently pressed near where it attaches, upper arm bone, over the outside, the elbow, pain near the elbow, the wrist is extended, bent backwards, revving a motorcycle engine, against resistance, treatment is aimed at pain relief, reducing inflammation, treatment methods, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications, ibuprofen, naproxen, aspirin, local injection of cortisone, a local anesthetic, affected area, immobilization, the forearm, elbow, a splint, 2 to 3 weeks, heat therapy, physical therapy, prevent the recurrence, the injury, a splint worn, aggravating activities, modified, pain persists despite these nonoperative treatments, surgery necessary, over 90% of people improve, non-surgical treatment, the 10% that need surgery, 90% of these experience subsequent relief, recurrence, the injury, overuse, rupture, the tendon, repeated steroid injections, failure to improve, nonoperative, operative treatment, due to nerve entrapment, in the forearm, apply home treatment, over-the-counter anti-inflammatory analgesics, immobilization, this disorder, know this is what have, this, first time have had these symptoms, home treatment, does not relieve the symptoms, maintain good strength, flexibility, in the arm muscles, avoid repetitive motions, rest the elbow, flexion, extension is painful, an ice pack applied, outside, the elbow after repetitive motion, help alleviate symptoms.
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