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Many athletes suffer from pain in his elbow that is generally attributed to repetitive stress. Golfers and tennis players are susceptible to conditions that are very similar If others are called golf elbow and tennis elbow. It can sometimes be difficult telling the difference between the two conditions. But there are signs that can distinguish between two.
Due to the amount of time spent using their arms, many golf courses and tennis players, especially professionals, may suffer from these conditions, but the fact is that anyone can get any of these conditions. Tennis elbow results from overuse of the muscles that pull the hand with a backward motion. When you overwork these muscles start to swell and become sore from being inflamed. Golf elbow is basically the same, but it affects the inner arm rather than abroad.
Tennis Elbow
If you notice that trying to pick something up or simply move the painful side, then you may be suffering from elbow tennis. This condition affects the back of his arm between the elbow and hand. Therefore, trying to pick something up is painful. If the outside of your elbow feels tender to the touch and feel discomfort when picking up items with this hand, it is very likely that tennis elbow.
Golf Elbow
If moving your elbow or trying to lift something up makes the pain that extends from the inside of your elbow on the inside of your wrist then, this is a good sign that golf has elbow. This condition is seen more frequently, affecting the muscles of the inner arm wrist pulling in golfers elbow may also be associated with neck pain so if you have not done anything to overwork his arm, the problem may be caused by a condition of the neck. An injury or disease such as arthritis can also cause you have this condition.
Know the signs will help you be able to distinguish between the two conditions. Whether golf elbow and tennis, treatment is generally RICE, rest, ice, compression and elevate and take some anti inflammatories. However, proper diagnosis is always recommended a medical professional.
Susan Hill is a nationally recognized fitness trainer, CHEK golf biomechanic and sports nutrition specialist. For more information on golf specific nutrition, exercises or stretches, visit http://www.fitnessforgolf.com
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