Relief for Tennis and Golfer’s Elbow

Pain at the elbow may stem from inflammation or degeneration of a tendon.

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Sharp, stabbing pain at the elbow that doesn’t go away may mean you have what is commonly referred to as tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow. In medical terminology these are called tendinopathies because they involve tendons. Tendons are cords of fibrous tissue that attach a muscle to a bone. Tennis elbow occurs when the tendon […]
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