Golfers Elbow (medial epicondylitis) is a form of tendonitis that occurs due to overuse and repetitive motion of the elbow.

Although playing golf may be one cause of Golfers Elbow there are many other causes such as squash, handball, bowling and tennis (although these may affect different areas of the elbow to golfing) as well as occupation that are prone to it such as carpenters.

The pain from Golfers Elbow is mainly located around the spot where the tendons of the forearm muscle attach to the bony point on the outside of the elbow. The pain from Golfers Elbow can also spread further down your forearm and to your wrist.

• Pain when you touch or bump your elbow;
  
  
• Pain after extended activity and use of the elbow (such as playing golf or tennis);
  
  
• Pain that flows from the outside of your elbow down into your forearm and even your wrist;
  
  
• Pain when you flex, stretch or extend your wrist;
  
  
• Inability to grip tightly and pain when gripping objects such as door knobs or when shaking hands.
  

• Playing sports such as squash, racquetball, handball, tennis (tennis elbow), bowling;
  
  
• Fly fishing;
  
  
• Hammering;
  
  
• Using a screwdriver, wrench or other tools with similar actions;
  
  
• Raking;
  
  
• Painting;
  
  
• Playing musical instruments, especially seen in guitarists, drummers, pianists, flautists and more;
  
  
• Any occupation that involves repetitive use of the forearm and elbow and continued movement of this joint, these include dentists, carpenters, builders, painters, gardeners, musicians, and of course tennis players.

Golfers Elbow, although painful, responds very well to treatment and in the majority of cases people recover with treatment and therapy and are able to resume their normal activities.

Resting the injured area and receiving localized physical therapy and pain relief allow the tendons and muscles to heal and the irritation and inflammation that is the cause of the pain to subside.

Therapeutic medical ultrasound has proven to be a very effective treatment for the pain associated with Golfers Elbow as well as aid the healing of the tendon and muscle tissue, preventing scarring and providing long term healing benefits

• Deep targeted vibrations in the tendons and surrounding tissue, soothing the inflamed tissue and relieving pain;
  
  
• An increase in tissue relaxation of the muscles and ligaments, allowing for an increase in the local blood flow, helping to reduce local swelling and chronic inflammation;
  
  
• The increased blood flow delivers higher levels of oxygen and nutrients to the tissue, as well as removing cell waste, greatly aiding the healing process.
  
  

Ultrasound is used by many professionals such as physical therapists to reduce pain and swelling, help the recovery process and aid the healing of Golfers Elbow. Using medical grade ultrasound is proven to be a very effective way of relieving the pain and promoting the healing of Golfers Elbow.

• The sound waves deeply vibrate and massage inflamed inflamed tendon and surrounding tissue which soothes inflammation and relieves pain;
  
  
• The vibrations cause the tendon and surrounding tissue to relax, which increases blood flow to the area, helping the reduction of localized swelling and chronic inflamation;
  
  
• The increased blood flow delivers more oxygen and nutrients to the tendon and surrounding tissue, which greatly aids the healing process;
  
  
• Increased blood flow also allows for the body to remove cell waste and toxins from the area, which further aids the healing process.
  

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