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@natalinofernandes3402
@natalinofernandes3402 4 күн бұрын
Sir , I'm suffering tennis elbow problem for last 1year .I'm planning to take cortisone shot is it worth taking I'm diabetic 2 patient pls guide
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 2 күн бұрын
I'm sorry. I can't offer you personal medical advice. I hope the video helps.
@Nguyenquyen-tg7do
@Nguyenquyen-tg7do 26 күн бұрын
Tóm lại tôi cần uống Vitamin C, Vitamin D, và bột Whay cung cấp thật nhiều protein cho quá trình phục hồi gân của khủy tay ?
@okolemahu
@okolemahu Ай бұрын
Sorry to burst your bubble but there are downsides and risks to everything, even crossing the street but, steroid injections have given relief to millions including myself. So if you want to put up with the pain, be my guest. I’d rather get back on the course.
@Hardworkwork777
@Hardworkwork777 Ай бұрын
Proof that these morons don’t know shit, whether a therapist or a doctor, they are all worthless cunts. 😂 I treat my doctor like a fucking dog, I tell him how to fix me and it works. Non of their stupid therapy methods work. Bunch of morons.
@evelynwahjudi2819
@evelynwahjudi2819 Ай бұрын
Hi Allen, I follow your #1 instruction: hands-on therapy for 2 days now, and I feel better, I dont feel pain especially during nite sleeping and early morning. How long we need to do hands-on therapy before continuing #2 (stretching) and #3 (forearm/elbow exercising)? how do we know when muscles or tendons are ready to do stretching or exercising? Because I'm afraid if I start exercising too soon, it'll make pain again. Thanks
@Jimmy-Legs
@Jimmy-Legs Ай бұрын
Easy for this dude to say don’t do shots. What about the person who’s had it for 18 months. You think it’s ever going to get better??? He’ll no.
@Jimmy-Legs
@Jimmy-Legs Ай бұрын
This dude has never had tennis elbow.
@Wingedbeagle
@Wingedbeagle 2 ай бұрын
I have had tennis elbow for about 7 months now. I started wrapping my elbow and upper forearm with a shoulder electric heat pad I had and, with doing various gripping exercises for about 15 minutes each day, I experienced dramatic improvement. Been doing this for about 4 days now and i'm probably 75% healed. Applying heat is the key.
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 2 ай бұрын
Yes, I hear this all the time. Thanks for sharing!
@nolicerrillo5494
@nolicerrillo5494 2 ай бұрын
Nothing to get from here
@yuridanylko
@yuridanylko 2 ай бұрын
Does the severity of the pain have anything to do with how fast it will heal? I barely have any pain but I don't want to work out yet until it's fully healed.
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 2 ай бұрын
No. It doesn't always correlate. Generally, less pain is certainly better. I don't think most people need to wait until they're 100% pain free in order to resume their activities (or to start doing Tennis Elbow rehab exercises - I do believe in making some progress in healing and getting the symptoms down considerably, first, however.)
@1matim
@1matim 2 ай бұрын
thank you
@ryanstewart1521
@ryanstewart1521 2 ай бұрын
I felt like I’ve was the wrong thing to do, I’ve been using tiger balm and massage. Main thing seems to just not use the dang arms and let them actually heal which can be difficult for a construction worker.
@xtremeblaze2049
@xtremeblaze2049 2 ай бұрын
Really helpful, thanks
@viscomchris
@viscomchris 3 ай бұрын
Ugh, this video told me nothing of value. It basically told me to watch more videos on how to treat my elbow.
@Cassie27200383
@Cassie27200383 3 ай бұрын
After my shot it hurt 10 times worse for about 36 hours, and then back to the same pain immediately after. I will NEVER get it again.
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 3 ай бұрын
Sorry to hear that.
@Cassie27200383
@Cassie27200383 3 ай бұрын
@TennisElbowClassroom thank you. I'm having surgery the 27th so I wasn't a good candidate for it after all. But I still believe it's a mask and can only harm more than it can help.
@edwinhermanson8842
@edwinhermanson8842 3 ай бұрын
I'm out of here ! Lol
@adiavalavani9773
@adiavalavani9773 4 ай бұрын
Sooo informative, super simply explained, thank you so much for sharing! I was wondering if Swimming actually helps or worsens the Tennis Elbow case? I live in Greece and I swim daily and I'm not sure if I should, because I don't feel things are getting better even now that I haven't been to the gym since early July.. If you can please answer this question, I would be really thankful!!
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 4 ай бұрын
You're very welcome! Did you notice I have a video about swimming and Tennis Elbow? kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXKaq6VsqNyIj6M
@adiavalavani9773
@adiavalavani9773 4 ай бұрын
@@TennisElbowClassroom wow, no, I didn't, thanks for letting me know! I'll sit down and watch it a out now ☺️
@ceekay1615
@ceekay1615 4 ай бұрын
I have swim elbow. I have cut down and wear and elbow strap Also, with backstroke, I try to be careful and gentle Twice a week is most I do When I go to the gym..I limit.exercises to very few elbow bending ones So far getting better and I start using a spikey massage ball and apply Max pressure every alternative day ,on the painful spots It is very painful with the pressure, but blood moves in to heal After 4 weeks, my pain has subsided . I will keep trying till it's recovered
@kelly78688
@kelly78688 4 ай бұрын
My injury is partial tear of ligament and my doctor is just diagnosing it as tendinitis. The tear was 5mm long at one stage and repaired to 2mm and now I’ve torn it again to 7mm. Cortisone helps, I couldn’t handle the pain anymore 😕 I’ve had PRP, shock wave therapy and am on BPC 157 and TB 500 daily injections.. I’m doing KZbin physical therapy on it 🤣 it’s already cost me a fortune lol hopefully it heals again soon, thank you for the video and channel.. I will be watching your videos for advice 😌
@samtasticninja3409
@samtasticninja3409 4 ай бұрын
For me to be exact... Took me 7 months..
@MM-rl7co
@MM-rl7co 5 ай бұрын
arm wrestlers best friend is curcumin and type 1 collagen peptides and c vitamin period , with out you will get chronic inflammation and that’s the key for all kinds of diseases including cancer and arthritis
@MM-rl7co
@MM-rl7co 5 ай бұрын
curcumin is reducing inflammation NOT preventing, you need very low inflammation to kik healing process
@MM-rl7co
@MM-rl7co 5 ай бұрын
completely wrong about inflammation 👎👎👎
@DavidSiegelVision
@DavidSiegelVision 5 ай бұрын
Suggestion: keep your hand away from your face during sleep. Keep the elbow extended and by your side or out to the side. Don't have a bent elbow as you sleep. You can build this into a habit so you don't bend your elbow while sleeping.
@WolfsBlood44
@WolfsBlood44 5 ай бұрын
Good Lord the info on the net is crazy varied concerning tennis elbow. But NO ONE has addressed a very basic question. Should I do therapy exercises (tyler twists.squeeze ball,,,etc) when it causes pain. Not discomfort but pain. Like a little above moderate pain. Sharp pain. Why does no one address this?
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 5 ай бұрын
I do address this. I don't believe that rehab exercises are the priority / 1st step when you have Tennis or Golfer's Elbow. I have a video on that here on my channel but I'm going to drop a link to my site where I go into detail about why: tenniselbowclassroom.com/exercises-tennis-elbow/
@harwindersingh4170
@harwindersingh4170 5 ай бұрын
After waking up its pain so badly
@nickfantoni5576
@nickfantoni5576 6 ай бұрын
This is ruining my life
@Goit_Goit
@Goit_Goit 6 ай бұрын
1 year in. Extensive physio failed (with daily exercises), steroid injection failed... PRP next month and been told there's only 50% chance it will work. Really losing hope I can get rid of it.
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
Sorry to hear you're having such a tough time. I hope the video helped you better understand what the real challenge is. When you say "Physio" that suggests to me you may be in either Europe or Australia... Has anyone looked at your tendons with a Sonogram? They will often to that as a prelim/screening before doing PRP and, sometimes in Europe, just as a basic diagnostic.
@Goit_Goit
@Goit_Goit 6 ай бұрын
@@TennisElbowClassroom Hello, good guess, I'm in the UK :) They conducted an ultrasound (which I think is the same) when I had steroid injections. It identified the damaged areas 7 months ago. Not had one since my relapse though. It's so frustrating. I massage, stretch and 'strengthen' every single day. I really want to avoid surgery, after two ops on an unrelated damaged shoulder, I don't think I could bear another 6 months post-op rehab :(
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
@@Goit_Goit Yes, Diagnostic Ultrasound is the same thing as Sonogram. It's too bad they gave you Cortisone and didn't go right to PRP. What was the nature of the damage?
@Goit_Goit
@Goit_Goit 6 ай бұрын
@@TennisElbowClassroom sport related, so totally self inflicted! I practice Kendo, which involves lots of wrists and outstretched elbows. Had injections in both elbows. Left seems ok so far, right is a shitshow.
@kc9242
@kc9242 6 ай бұрын
I had been babying this injury and finally did a light workout earlier in the week, amazed that it feels better! I think the blood flow is key. I even did forearm lifts lightly. Thank you, much appreciated. It is tricky to crack the case but great info.
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
You"re very welcome!!
@Landsersajer
@Landsersajer 6 ай бұрын
6 years with both tennis elbows, i am a carpenter and i need to work
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
That's a challenging situation to be in considering the type of work you do.
@stilllifeproductions5017
@stilllifeproductions5017 6 ай бұрын
Thank you! If there's no inflammation, then why is it referred to as "lateral epicondylitis?" "itis" typically refers to "inflammation of"- Therefore, lateral epicondylitis would indicate inflammation of the lateral epicondyle...???
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
Once a perspective, term and/or a protocol gets established in medical theory or practice it doesn't get changed or updated easily. It can get very entrenched. If you look deeper, however, you will see that there are updated terms to describe this condition, like: Epicondylosis (degenerative) and Epicondylopathy (non-specific - could be inflammatory or degenerative) And it's not that there is never any inflammation, it's that once this injury has become chronic, (and the healing process has failed) inflammation, which should have been present to kick off the healing process, is now largely absent and the degenerative process (tendon breakdown) has become the main issue - AND source of pain - BUT the symptoms are indistinguishable. I know this is hard for people to wrap their minds around at first. Big Pharm spends so much effort on demonizing inflammation. It's a symptom of the healing process at work or an immune response. It's not the problem.
@mlm1014
@mlm1014 6 ай бұрын
@@TennisElbowClassroom Thanks for this comprehensive explanation!
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
@@mlm1014 You're welcome!
@PNW_Sportbike_Life
@PNW_Sportbike_Life 7 ай бұрын
This is a fantastic rundown! I have been struggling with medial epicondylitis for 18 months. I'm 51 and play a ton of golf. I went through the hoops of PT (which I knew wasn't going to help), tried a cortisone injection (got a few weeks relief from it), then after an MRI they found a 7mm tear. (I haven't weight trained or played golf since Feb, and then I couldn't barely swing a club). I then opted for a PRP injection (which I suspected wasn't going to help and actually made the pain worse than before); I think the physician may have botched it. My sports med physician gave me the choice between PRP and surgery, so I figured I'd try the least invasive option first. Anyhow, I just got surgery a few days ago. They did tendon release and debridement. My surgeon told me that this was my last resort due to the state of those Tendons. I'm hoping I get good results.
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
It's been three weeks since your comment and surgery (thank you for the praise!) How are you doing now? Hopefully your postop acute symptoms are way down and you're doing well. Another 3 weeks and I imagine you'll really be noticing an improvement if all goes as expected. I'm not anti surgery. When you really need it you need it and Tennis Elbow surgery has a really high success rate, as I understand it.
@PianoOutlet
@PianoOutlet 7 ай бұрын
I’ve been playing piano for 50 years, never any issues after working on a Rachmaninov prelude with long stretches I injured the area between third and fourth fingers in left hand. Went to the Dr he said stop playing for 6 months, in the meantime tape the third and fourth fingers together below the knuckle. Then do certain hand exercises. Every day for 20 mins. I’m into 2 months already. Fingers feel better but not 100%. This guy here isn’t really offering and treatment alternatives. I did get a cortisone shot but I won’t have anymore. I don’t think it’s a good idea. Just have to stop playing for a while. Common sense.
@roadguide123
@roadguide123 4 ай бұрын
Hi...how are things going now?
@PianoOutlet
@PianoOutlet 4 ай бұрын
@@roadguide123 100% back to normal. 3 months of no practicing did it.
@roadguide123
@roadguide123 4 ай бұрын
@@PianoOutlet glad to hear that…
@SpritualTechniques
@SpritualTechniques 7 ай бұрын
OK, what was the method we're all waiting?
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
I put the links in the description, but here you go: ► For Tennis Elbow: tenniselbowclassroom.com/tennis-elbow/ ► For Golfer's Elbow: tenniselbowclassroom.com/golfers-elbow/
@Trump2024musthappen
@Trump2024musthappen 7 ай бұрын
I'm a drywall finisher . Constantly banging screws in and jabbing loose Sheetrock free . Holding my hawk with my left hand and use a trowel with my right . I use cortisone shots . I gotta work .
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
You've had multiple Cortisone Shots?? Please watch my video on Cortisone: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnTdZGmbncxofsk
@Trump2024musthappen
@Trump2024musthappen 6 ай бұрын
@@TennisElbowClassroom yes 2 each spot
@kenyattablackmon6245
@kenyattablackmon6245 7 ай бұрын
Tendons get all the action, all your muscles attached to it 😢
@wesleyadolphe821
@wesleyadolphe821 7 ай бұрын
Hello for elbow stiff after surgery may you help
@shitsasaurus
@shitsasaurus 8 ай бұрын
My chair armrest is the same height as my keyboard/mouse tray. Custom made it that way myself. Is that a bad idea? Been using it for almost two years now and it somehow (i think) relieved my left tennis elbow pain (due to bad angle) when I'm working on my computer. My typing/mouse hands/forearms are just flat horizontal. Elbow angle 90 and slightly above when I lean back a little. Will it cause me problems in the future?
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
I think arm rests are a bad idea in general. I took mine off day one.
@chrishaines2040
@chrishaines2040 8 ай бұрын
Thanks for nothin 😢
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
You're welcome!
@matthewprzytula
@matthewprzytula 8 ай бұрын
I took 2 years off the gym+ chiropractor, came back and still have it
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
Rest is not the answer once you're past the earliest stage and and it has become chronic. You have to be more proactive than that. Tendon problems are not like other injuries. You're usually facing a degenerative issue that no amount of time alone will necessarily help because the healing process tends to stall and fail. Tendons in this state often need a lot of "stimulation" and their muscles often need a lot of work to release their adhesions and chronic tension. I teach advanced massage therapy techniques in my program to deal with these issues. (Links in description if you want to check out - Spoiler: It's not free. This is what I do for a living.)
@musicaangomera
@musicaangomera 8 ай бұрын
So this was a commercial
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
If you call "a commercial" something that actually teaches you something valuable first.
@innermostbeing
@innermostbeing 8 ай бұрын
You did a great job of explaining the entire concept in a very simple layman's language. The tennis elbow not only hurts your muscles but also creates mental stress as it derails one from all the core activities. I have been suffering for over 7 weeks and it is settling down. I hope there is a quicker mechanism for healing this injury. Never in my wildest dreams, I thought accidentally hitting my elbow on a door post have such ramifications on all my activities.
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
Yes, hitting your tendon insertion at your Lateral Epicondyle on a door or something can really trigger a major reaction! However, I tend to suspect when the injury sounds as bad as yours does that there was a pattern already building up in the muscles and tendons and the tendon "whack" pushed it over the edge.
@gheorghefalcaru
@gheorghefalcaru 8 ай бұрын
EXCELENT!!!!!!
@gheorghefalcaru
@gheorghefalcaru 8 ай бұрын
YOU FORGOT COULD/WARM SHOWERS! BEST WARM UP!
@fromhl7619
@fromhl7619 8 ай бұрын
I share a lot of his story, pianist, started fine, 3 years later, (around 2018-19) pain in the thumbs, later in the pinkies, in the palm as well, and at the end also in the wrist. I did calistenics for one and a half years, then a half year in the gym and pain was terrible. I did piano and calistenics at the same time. I also have hyper-flexibility and double joints (in the hand), or that's what I think the name is, basically my last falanx of all the fingers can bend in both directions, specially my thumb. I think this is very bad for piano and sports. Both my passions :( At that time I didn't know why the pain. I had a terrible deppression, I had to stop lifting and I coincidentally could't play piano regularly for 1 year. The pain slowly went away, meanwhile I went to doctors, I had to wait 6 months to get citated to the cardiologyst to discard possible cardiopathies, to the genetist (but this was cancelled), I went to quiropractics, traumatologyst (who said I was serotonin defiency) but didn0t help at all... So a year later I was so depressed and demotivated in life that I lost contact with my friends (this was during china global thing), next year I quited my university. Next summer I started recovering my sanity and started eating healthy, more than ever, started playing piano seriously again, and I fell into the inflamation speech. Then 1 year later (2023) I started calisthenics again, with less intensity, and 3 months ago (February 2024) started going to a gym 4 times a week... 1 week ago my thumbs started hurting again, so I beg you, what should I do? I've seen the whole interview, the things I learnt are to try to help the body heal, don't get rid of inflamation, to help blood flow, to warm my hands with water, to learn how to massage them (I need help with this one), and to not take anti-inflamatories. And that I need to break down the adhesions (I don't know how either :( , or where to look for). Should I stop playing the piano until I'm healed? Thank you thank you, this was a very relieving cup of hope to find your channel, and this pianist talking about something I tought I was the only one dealing with.
@TravelRecaps
@TravelRecaps 8 ай бұрын
Thank you for so much info in just a short time. Really helpful
@cosmicfxx
@cosmicfxx 8 ай бұрын
contridicting your other videos .. in which you said tennis elbow does not have inflammation ... turns out you're the scam
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
YES!!!! You caught me! I'M the SCAAAAAAAMMMM! Ha, ha, ha!!!!
@joycedailydiaries
@joycedailydiaries 8 ай бұрын
What about tennis elbow caused by frequent table wiping?
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
You can get Tennis (or Golfer's) Elbow from practically anything that involves arm use.
@laytonstanner7936
@laytonstanner7936 8 ай бұрын
I don't know what's going on with me but I've got bicep tendonitis in my shoulder but now I've just tried doing internal rotation with dumbell and my forearm near my elbow is painful too touch. And elbow popping too have I got more than one injury going on here
@TennisElbowClassroom
@TennisElbowClassroom 6 ай бұрын
Long Head Biceps Tendon issues (and especially Supraspinatus Rotator Cuff Tendon issues) VERY often result in Tennis Elbow. I believe we compensate a great deal in the forearm for these issues and that sets us up for Tennis Elbow (and sometimes Golfer's Elbow )
@laytonstanner7936
@laytonstanner7936 6 ай бұрын
@@TennisElbowClassroom god damn it still 2 months on and no better
@laytonstanner7936
@laytonstanner7936 6 ай бұрын
@@TennisElbowClassroom you think bpc157 tb500 will help all these injuries. Supraspinatus tendon and tricep tendonitis? And the forarm pain?
@64Magick
@64Magick 8 ай бұрын
*Ice Pack it 6-hours a day, it should settle and vanish in 2-Months!!*