Wrap the elbow in a compression bandage or wear an elbow brace while you play. This bandage type helps to isolate the forearm muscles, reducing the amount of strain placed on the muscles when you play golf. Ice the affected area using an ice pack or create your own pack by putting ice ...
Golfer’s elbow is a painful condition that can often be mistaken for tennis elbow. While it is common among golfers, you don’t have to be a weekend duffer to develop it. You can treat golfer’s elbow with noninvasive measures, though you may need to see a doctor if the condition do...
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Can You Get Tennis Elbow, “Guitar Tendonitis” Or Golfer’s Elbow From Playing The Guitar? (Or Any Other Stringed Instrument?) Yes, whether you call it Guitar Elbow or, more clinically, Tennis Elbow or Golfer’s Elbow, you can all too easily develop one of these painful injuries from p...
Where it happens depends on your activity: ribs for golfers, feet for dancers, legs for runners. Pain is often worse when you do the move that caused it. Your doctor will likely say to rest for 6-8 weeks to heal. If you don’t, you might do more damage that’s harder to treat....
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