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Tennis Elbow Surgery

Shelly Said:

Anyone out there that got tennis elbow surgery and ended up worse than before the surgery?

We Answered:

You do the surgery to get better, i do not think really anyone was worse afterwards! its a good surgery, get it if you need it.

Kathleen Said:

tennis elbow surgery question, please answer!!!!?

We Answered:

No, that's way too soon. You're going to need a few months of rest and rehabilitation before you do anything serious like white water rafting. Failure to heed that simple warning will damage your elbow and require additional medical care.

Beth Said:

Do I need Tommy John/Tennis Elbow surgery?

We Answered:

I worked for a Chiropractor and we had a Tennis instructor with chronic tennis elbow surgery come in to get treated. You might try it.

Rhonda Said:

what can i do after tennis elbow surgery?

We Answered:

Hydrotherapy, Cryotherapy, Deep Tissue/Neuromuscular Therapies, Chinese linaments, Accupuncture, Range of Motion Stretches.
Also nutritional supplements that help circulation, metabolism & healing.

-R.A.Silva, R.M.T.-

Nina Said:

Does anyone have any personal results of tennis elbow surgery?

We Answered:

I have no personal experience with the surgery but I have worked for an orthopedic surgeon for numerous years. I can tell you that the surgery is an outpatient procedure. A small incision is made on the outside of your arm where they go into the repair the tendon that is causing your difficulty. You come out the same day in a molded splint and ace wrap and your arm will be in a 90 degree position bent with the palm inward facing your chest. You will have minimal discomfort and will return to the doctor nine-10 days post op to have the sutures removed. At this point the splint will be removed and you will have minor stiffness which should resolve once you begin moving the extremity again. Hope this helps.

Cassandra Said:

carpel tunnel surgery and tennis elbow surgery?

We Answered:

The test wont hurt, especially if you have a severe case of carpal tunnel! I had the surgery about 10 years ago and the pain has not come back yet. I was out of work about 4 weeks and had to go to physical therapy for a while (Which hurt!). It is definately worth it though. Before the surgery I could hardly hold a hair or tooth brush!

Shirley Said:

Tennis Elbow Surgery recovery and General Anesthesia?

We Answered:

I'm sorry that I don't know much about this situation, but you should ask your doctor about the recovery, he would be happy to answer them since it is his job to help you and make you feel comfortable about all of it at the same time. Here is this online discussion that I found about some people who had tennis elbow surgery http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthrea…
Good Luck on your recovery!

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