Dear Shadab,
Lateral epicondylosis (LE), known as “tennis elbow” is often a painful, debilitating and chronic condition characterized by lateral elbow pain. It is usually associated with playing tennis, LE is a relatively common condition that can affect persons who perform repetitive upper body activities such as carpenters, musicians, and computer programmers. As variety of intervention is useful for Tennis Elbow.
I will suggest you the therapeutic eccentric exercise (TEE) along with manual manipulation has been found to be more effective.
Hope it may help you.
We have treated it with ionthophoresis with diklofenak gel and hydrocortison for local effect, and also with sonophoresis with heparin grease and LLLT.
the results are with satisfaction, the taiping band can be use full too.
Tennis elbow can be treated by different modalities effectively, such as acupuncture, dry needling, trigger point and stretching follow by prescribed home exercises. However, it is important to find out the cause and eliminate it if possible.
Friction and stretching, as there is the need to apply Wollf's law to the common muscle origin and help re-direction of the traumatised tissue and allow healing.
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