Tennis Elbow Treatment in Brea, CA



Tennis elbow, also called lateral elbow tendinopathy, typically causes pain along the outer elbow. It may affect people who play sports, but it is also common in workers, parents, musicians, and anyone who repeatedly grips, lifts, or uses a mouse or tool.
Common Symptoms
Symptoms may include:
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Outer elbow pain
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Pain with gripping
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Pain while lifting a cup or bag
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Discomfort using tools
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Tenderness near the lateral elbow
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Reduced grip tolerance
Contributing Factors
Tennis elbow may be associated with:
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Repetitive gripping
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Sudden increases in activity
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Racquet or throwing sports
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Manual work
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Poor load management
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Wrist extensor weakness or irritation
Treatment Options
Appropriate treatment may include:
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Radial shockwave therapy
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Manual therapy
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Progressive tendon loading
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Wrist and forearm strengthening
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Activity modification
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Grip and equipment recommendations
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to stop using my arm?
Complete rest is not always required, but painful loading may need to be reduced temporarily.
Does a brace help?
Some patients experience short-term relief with a brace, but exercise and load management may still be important.
How long does tennis elbow take to improve?
Recovery varies depending on symptom duration, activity demands, and response to treatment.
Schedule an Elbow Evaluation
Contact Reborn Chiropractic & Wellness Center for conservative evaluation and treatment of persistent outer elbow pain.
