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Hurt my left shoulder 2 years ago lifting 1m lengths, carried on as I only had maybe 10 days of work to do. Last year was the same but it never recovered properly, if now hurts to change gear in the truck. Legs and knees are fine for my age, not going to process much this year, just buy in from abroad,

 

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If anyone one knows how to help ease the pain of golfers elbow, I'd be very very very grateful!

 

The wife was at the doctors couple of weeks back with tennis elbow,its basically tendonitis,she was advised to rest her arm as much as possible and take anti inflamitories.

Its still giving her problems...

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The wife was at the doctors couple of weeks back with tennis elbow,its basically tendonitis,she was advised to rest her arm as much as possible and take anti inflamitories.

Its still giving her problems...

 

Been there done that, it's even worse if anything. I've tried every anti inflamitry there is, doctor said cortisone injection won't help golfers elbow, it's so painful I have to use my left hand to flush the flippen loo! Not good.

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If anyone one knows how to help ease the pain of golfers elbow, I'd be very very very grateful!

 

I have had a combination of both golfers and tennis elbow for over 20 years. My physio just said, "Well, we can't fix everything" - and wouldn't do or advise any treatment which I thought was a little uncaring to be honest!

 

A bit of research on has turned up that there are two approches to use. Either ice it, or heat it, combined with rest and all the usual.

 

Last week I started icing for 15 minutes twice a day, as I invested in these ( and have them on right now in fact): [ame=http://www.amazon.co.uk/TWINPACK-Reusable-Shoulder-Injury-Compress/dp/B00IJYLDSC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1460380498&sr=8-1&keywords=TWINPACK%3A+Large+Reusable+Hot+Cold+Pack+Ice+Gel+Heat+Pad+%7C+Back+Knee+Shoulder]TWINPACK: Large Reusable Hot Cold Pack Ice Gel Heat Pad | Back Knee Shoulder Ankle Injury | Compress Strap Sleeve Wrap: Amazon.co.uk: Health & Personal Care@@AMEPARAM@@http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/4116MOzq3EL.@@AMEPARAM@@4116MOzq3EL[/ame]

 

Although in such a short time, the pain is not gone, but I certainly feel like it is lessening. I'm sure its not just a my imagination or a placebo effect.

 

The idea of heating the area is to increase blood flow to the aggravated tendons, but to my mind, they are inflamed so icing was my preferred route.

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I have had a combination of both golfers and tennis elbow for over 20 years. My physio just said, "Well, we can't fix everything" - and wouldn't do or advise any treatment which I thought was a little uncaring to be honest!

 

A bit of research on has turned up that there are two approches to use. Either ice it, or heat it, combined with rest and all the usual.

 

Last week I started icing for 15 minutes twice a day, as I invested in these ( and have them on right now in fact): TWINPACK: Large Reusable Hot Cold Pack Ice Gel Heat Pad | Back Knee Shoulder Ankle Injury | Compress Strap Sleeve Wrap: Amazon.co.uk: Health & Personal Care

 

Although in such a short time, the pain is not gone, but I certainly feel like it is lessening. I'm sure its not just a my imagination or a placebo effect.

 

The idea of heating the area is to increase blood flow to the aggravated tendons, but to my mind, they are inflamed so icing was my preferred route.

 

 

Brilliant, thanks a lot. I will be buying those today, will let you know....

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