Elbow pain, otherwise known as tennis elbow or a type of tendinitis, is the swelling of the tendons that causes pain in the elbow and in the arm. Activities that include any repetitive gripping by use of the thumb and first two fingers, may contribute to the swelling of the tendons. Tennis elbow can be most commonly found in adults around the age of 40. Symptoms of elbow pain can include pain and tenderness in the elbow and can also extend into the upper and lower arm.
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Elbow pain, or commonly known as tennis elbow, may develop over time. Repetitive motions that involve gripping and can cause strain on the muscles while also putting stress on the tendons. Tennis elbow can result from:
Elbow pain can be most easily diagnosed with a physical examination as well as a review of previous health history. Your healthcare professional will most likely be able to diagnosis elbow pain in such a way but if further testing is required it may include an X-ray examination, MRI scan, or an arthrogram test.
To properly diagnose elbow pain and to determine a treatment plan that is appropriate for your specific condition, seeking professional care is the most effective way to begin relieving your symptoms.*
