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No Need To Stop Playing Golf – Try Regenerative Cell Treatment!

 If you have Golfer's elbow, you may expect it will go away by itself. Else, you may be performing exercises and consuming medicines. But you may not experience significant relief. At last, you may be wondering if surgery is the last resort. But don't worry! 

There is no need for surgery. Golfer's elbow can heal by itself and provide permanent relief from symptoms. Medica Stem Cells therapy will help in healing the elbow by itself. Let us know the causes and symptoms of Golfer's elbow and see how Regenerative cell treatment can do wonders.



WHAT IS GOLFER'S ELBOW?


Golfer's elbow or medial epicondylitis is inflammation of the tendon that joins the forearm to the elbow. Severe pain occurs in the bony bump inside the elbow. It will then radiate to the forearm. Golfer's elbow is a common type of disease and can be treated effectively with full rest. Repetitive forcing or flexing of tendons may result in severe injury. As the name suggests, it is not only related to golfers. This condition occurs in any person who uses their hands and wrist repetitively. For instance, people who play sports like baseball or tennis or using tools such as screwdrivers, hammers, etc. are more prone to medial epicondylitis.


CAUSES

  • Playing golf 

  • Racket sports - Use of rackets can result in a severe injury of the wrist.

  • Baseball, football, archery, javelin throw, and other such risk sports have higher chances.

  • Weightlifting may result in severe pressure on the hands.

  • Painting, hammering, and chopping wood where continuous movement of hands is required.

  • Obesity


SYMPTOMS

  • Severe pain starting in the elbow which may extend along the inside of the forearm. It worsens typically with more movements. 

  • Stiffness in the elbow

  • Pain to make a fist

  • Weakness in hands and wrists

  • Tingling sensation or numbness in the fingers

The pain of Golfer's elbow may worsen with conditions such as while,

  • Swinging a small racket

  • Pitching a ball

  • Shaking hands

  • Turning a doorknob

  • Lifting the weight

  • Picking up something

  • Flexing the wrist


TESTS AND DIAGNOSIS

  • Physical examination: Your physician applies pressure on the wrist or elbow to check for pain and range of motion.

  • X-ray test: To find the bone fracture.

  • Comprehensive testing: Test like MRI scan to check out for arthritis.


TREATMENT

  • R.I.C.E. method (Rest, Ice therapy, Compression and Elevation of limb)

  • Pain relievers like anti-inflammatory drugs to get rid of the pain

  • Use an elbow brace to reduce tendon strain

  • Strengthen the affected area by doing targeted exercise

  • Reduce overload on the hands to get relief

  • Surgery in severe cases

  • Regenerative therapy


REGENERATIVE CELL TREATMENT


Recently a cutting edge innovative treatment named regenerative therapy has emerged as one of the most popular treatment methods for Golfer's elbow condition. It is non-surgical Regenerative cell treatment, and it is a safe treatment that naturally utilizes the intrinsic property of your regenerative cells to promote healing. This therapeutic approach not only alleviates the pain and other symptoms but also promotes self-healing of the damaged tissues. Unlike conventional treatment methods, regenerative cell treatment addresses the cause of the symptoms rather than merely masking the symptoms. Hence, this regenerative cell treatment has also reduced the need for medications, steroid injections and surgery.



For more information about the regenerative cell treatment for Golfer's elbow and to have a deeper knowledge of the Golfer's elbow treatment offered by Medica Stem Cells, you can contact at our clinics in Ireland, London and Dubai.

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