If you're suffering from elbow pain, it can be very tempting to hope that it will go away on its own and that time will heal. In many cases, minor elbow pain will heal with a little bit of time, keeping active and temporarily avoiding heavy work or lifting.

However, in some cases that minor ache doesn't settle quickly, but in fact worsens or persists. Pain around the elbow starts to spread into your forearm and sometimes even into your fingers. Sometimes pins & needles affect your fingers and you notice you can't even drink a cup of tea without being in pain.

If this is whats happening to you, you're not alone. Elbow Pain such as "Tennis" or "Golfers" elbow  is A common problem we see at our clinics in Alfreton, South Normanton and Blackwell

What Should You Do If Your Elbow Pain is Not Improving?

So you've tried rest, painkillers, and some exercises you found on You-Tube. Unfortunately your elbow pain is still not improving and maybe it's even worsening. Here's our best advice on what to do next.... 

The most important thing is to make a Decision about getting expert help. So many people put off the decision for far too long hoping that it "will just go away".

Book an Appointment for a Full Assessment of your Problem with an experienced Expert Physiotherapist 

Work Together with your Physio to start easing your pain, strengthen your muscles and get back to doing what you love. 

What Can You Expect When You Book an Elbow Pain appointment