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Medial/lateral epicondylitis (inner/outer ligament irritation on the elbow)

Medical condition/treatment

Medial/lateral epicondylitis (inner/outer ligament irritation on the elbow)

disc prolapse

Elbow

disc prolapse

Epicondylitis is an inflammatory irritation of the tendon attachments on the elbow. Medial epicondylitis affects the inside of the elbow, while lateral epicondylitis affects the outside. These conditions can be caused by repetitive strain or overuse of the forearm muscles. The symptoms are pain and limitations in arm function. Treatment includes rest, physical therapy, and anti-inflammatory measures. In some cases, special exercises and bandages can be helpful.

Causes/Description:

Overuse, repetitive strain, movement patterns, age

Medial/lateral epicondylitis (inner/outer ligament irritation on the elbow)

disc prolapse

Physiotherapie, Ellenbogenschmerzen, Überlastung, Sport, Dehnübungen

disc prolapse

This form of elbow irritation can be caused by repetitive strain and overuse of the tendon attachments. The exact cause may vary.

disc prolapse

Treatment for epicondylitis includes rest, physical therapy exercises to strengthen the forearm muscles and improve flexibility. Pain-relieving medications can be taken in consultation with a doctor. In severe cases, corticosteroid injection may be considered. Ergonomic adjustments in the workplace are important. If symptoms persist, an orthopedist or physiotherapist should be consulted.

disc prolapse

This form of epicondylitis refers to internal or external elbow irritation and was documented in the 19th century. Fact: It can be caused by repetitive movements.

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