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Ahhhh I’m sorry. Been dealing with tennis and golfers elbow for years. Once it starts, it persists for a very, very long time. You should focus on strengthening your forearms as much as possible and do twisting motions. Tons of exercises online - they’ll help. Use ice after any activity and ibuprofen for anti inflammatory. Doc told me to take ibu for 5-10 days when I first had it. Good luck!
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I feel you. Get you some exercise bands and YouTube some exercises for this. I lift weights regularly and I find that shoulder presses really help strengthen this area. Resistance bands are really good for this, too.
I had the same issue. Shooting pains going down my arm and through my pinky and ring finger. Type in “ulnar nerve exercises” on YouTube and it’s the first video.
I would check it out
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Check out GMB there is a lot of great content
I had a shoulder issue many years ago from doc review and repetitive mouse use. I got a roller mouse and injury cleared up. Been using ever since. Had tennis elbow a couple of years ago and bought a new one (after 14 years original roller mouse was done). It still took a while for tennis elbow to clear up - maybe 3 months but way shorter than others. Takes a couple of days to get used to the mouse but I highly recommend. Your firm will prob pay for it. https://www.contourdesign.com/product/rollermouse-pro3/
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Don’t ever use your trackpad on your laptop. Always a mouse.
The book Pain Free by Pete Egoscue was the first thing that stopped my daily pain. This was after 2 rounds of PT that made no difference. The book looks really old and like a scam; but it worked so well for me and has worked for multiple friends.
Daily yoga is what keeps me from having almost any pain. I wasn’t a believer in any of the benefits of yoga until I got incredibly desperate from years of pain, and now I never skip a day.
The book above has a “daily maintenance” section but it’s just way too long (like 30-45 minutes a day). So I used it to take away the more acute pain then switched to yoga for 15 minutes a day maintenance.
During the beginning of 2020 I started using an app called downdog. I highly recommend. It took the effort out of planning a yoga session and just let me do it. I did it intermittently at first but have now done it daily for 1 1/2 years.
My arm had gotten so bad I stopped being able to straighten it, and now it can go completely straight! That was one of the big things that kept me going.
Get a theraband flexbar (red) and look up the tyler twist - it was easily the most effective thing i did for it.