Treatment For Golfer\'s Elbow At New Friends Colony-PhysioNautics
Golfer\'s Elbow which is also called Medial Epicondylitis is a condition which is usually caused by the repetitive movement of the flexors of forearm. The repetitive movements of the muscles over the medial epicondyle leads to its wear & tear causing the inflammation of the muscle tendon. As the name suggests it is most commonly observed in Golfers because of the sudden & repetitive movements they do during the sports, although this does not mean that it is limited to golfers only. It can occur in any condition where there is repetitive forced wrist extension and forearm supination during activities involving wrist flexion and forearm pronation. As the wrist flexors muscle tendon is involved, thus this may lead to the symptoms appearing on the ulnar side of forearm.
Role of Physiotherapy
Our main goal in this condition is to relieve pain & reduce the inflammation over the affected region. These two things will eventually build a strong base for a proper rehabilitation and later, return to their activities of daily living. We even have Extracorporeal Shockwave which is a very effective machine to manage inflammation of muscles & tendons as well as to boost up the healing speed of the tissue itself. So what are you still waiting for, contact PhysioNautics to get the treatment you deserve. Contact PhysioNautcis for any query or to book an appointment for the consultation or session.
