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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2025 · 24 MIN

What is Tennis Elbow? How to Test for It & What Symptoms Matter

from Sports Injury Physio · host Maryke

Sports physiotherapist Maryke Louw discusses what tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) is, how it is caused, and how to test for it.She also explains how you can use your tennis elbow symptoms to help you understand what stage of injury you’re in, which will help you to choose the best treatment.🌟 Need more help with an injury? You’re welcome to consult one of the team at SIP online via video call for an assessment of your injury and a tailored treatment plan.📽️ Other episodes our Tennis Elbow Series:▶️ Tennis Elbow Treatments – Which Ones Work?▶️ Ten Tennis Elbow Exercises: What Works & What To Avoid For Recovery▶️ How To Use Tennis Elbow Braces And Straps▶️ Tennis Elbow Taping – Demo▶️ Why Is My Tennis Elbow Not Getting Better? 📚Chapters in this episode:00:00:00 Introduction00:00:52 What is tennis elbow?00:04:45 Tennis elbow's three injury stages00:12:31 Medical terms for tennis elbow00:13:38 Pain vs. injury severity00:17:06 How to diagnose tennis elbow00:17:36 Symptoms of tennis elbow00: 20:46 Tests for tennis elbow00:23:48 What about scans for tennis elbow?00:24:39 How we can help

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