If your job involves using your hands and forearms a lot, chances are you’ve experienced elbow pain at one point or another. If the pain has moved from mild to moderate or severe, a visit to your healthcare practitioner would have led to you hearing terms like Tennis Elbow or Epicondylitis.
Epicondylitis is an overuse injury that refers to the inflammation or irritation of the muscle tissue connecting the forearm to the elbow bones. It is caused by the repetitive motion of the hands, wrists, and/or forearms. The primary symptom is a pain in the outer part of the elbow, and sometimes in the forearm and wrist, and can therefore make your regular activities difficult to contend with.
Pain on the outer part of the elbow is termed Tennis Elbow or Lateral Epicondylitis, while pain on the inside of the elbow is termed Golfer’s Elbow or Medial Epicondylitis. It can affect anyone but is more common in those who use their hands and forearms repetitively such as gardeners, painters, construction workers, musicians, and of course, athletes.
Elbow pain can also occur due to damage to the cartilage, ligaments, tendons, or muscles surrounding the elbow, either from trauma, or diseases like Arthritis.
The Mueller Tennis Elbow Support With Gel Pad helps to provide pain relief and relieve strain on the forearm and elbow while you wear it. It’s a lightweight product that’s easy-to-use and won’t hinder your performance at work or while playing your favorite sport. Durable and comfortable so that you can wear the Mueller Tennis Elbow Support all day long.
