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    Help with tendonitis

    Hey folks.

    I've had this really freakin' annoying case of tendonitis in my elbow for about 6 weeks. I've stopped any sort of upper body workout, and I've been iciing it daily.

    Any advice on how to speed the recovery process?

    Any help is appreciated.
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    Yhre answers This person got might be adaptable to your situation.
    Manuel's knee tendonitis

    General info +herbal cure~?

    And I would see if I could do some distance Hands-Over-by Ernie Moore Jr.

    If your elbow works better by tomorrow (Friday 22 August 2003A)afternoon and you were not doing any thing really different with it to heal it; it would be nice~ to be informed.
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    Tendonitis

    means: relax and don't do anything exept icing of course, no weight-lifting at all- which tendon by the way? Where does it hurt exactly...? Sounds like a so called tennis- or golfer-ellbow- depends on where it hurts- and after 6 weeks allready? Hmm- maybe no more icing- did you go to a physiotherapist allready or to a doctor? You know it's allways difficult to make a diagnosis without seeing the arm..? I'd beginn to carefully get the muscle -tonus down by easy easy stretching- and massage of the hypertone musclegroups.. but first let someone have a LOOK on your ellbow, and let him tell you HOW, before you do that, also frictions with an ice-lolly ( ask a physiotherapist for that ) might help. Also something like ipuprophen-do you have it in the US? or rheumatic cremes for a better blood-circulation: and: there is always the discussion of ice or warmth in that cases- after 6 weeks it depends on how your ellbow looks like.
    Last edited by tanglang; 08-21-2003 at 08:49 AM.
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    Thanks for info guys!

    I'm not sure which tendon it is, but my doc did diagnose it as being "tennis elbow". I've only recently started icing it, and I think that's helping.

    No physio yet.
    "Every normal man must be tempted at times to spit upon his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats."

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    Hmm-

    It's not only because it's my own profession: I think it wouldn't be bad to go to a physio, too.. But if you just started icing and allready have the feeling that it helps it sounds like the right therapy for your ellbow! How many minutes do you use ice?
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    Does the elbow area feel any worse today? Worse seems not nice. Not worse seems good.
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