Tennis Elbow Treatment in Houston
Your go-to tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) specialists in Houston, TX — comprehensive, expert care from diagnosis to recovery.
Tennis Elbow Treatment in Houston, TX
The highly trained hand and wrist specialists at Hand Surgery Specialists of Texas are your go-to tennis elbow specialists, offering comprehensive tennis elbow treatments. Call (713) 374-4263 to schedule an appointment at one of our offices in Houston, Baytown, or Katy, Texas.
What Is Tennis Elbow?
Tennis elbow, medically known as lateral epicondylitis, is a painful condition affecting the outer upper side of the forearm, near the elbow. Often seen in individuals frequently engaged in activities involving repetitive arm motions, it necessitates expert intervention for proper diagnosis and treatment.
Our tennis elbow specialists in Houston are equipped to provide the necessary care — helping you understand your symptoms and guiding you toward the most effective treatment.
Book an evaluation- Also known as
- Lateral epicondylitis
- Affected area
- Outer forearm, near the elbow
- Common cause
- Repetitive arm motion & overuse
- Treatment
- Non-invasive & surgical options
What Causes Tennis Elbow?
Whether it's due to overuse from repetitive motions such as swinging a tennis racket or from trauma, understanding the cause is the first step in treatment. Our specialists delve deep to identify the root cause — paving the way for targeted treatment that addresses the underlying issue, not just the symptoms.
Signs & Symptoms
Identifying tennis elbow symptoms early on can facilitate a quicker recovery. If you notice weakness in the forearm coupled with these symptoms, it's time to consult a tennis elbow specialist.
How Tennis Elbow Is Diagnosed & Treated
At our Houston facility, tennis elbow specialists offer a range of treatments — both non-invasive and surgical. The plan, crafted after a detailed diagnosis, is tailored to your condition and severity.
Treatment options we may recommend
- Rest & activity modification
- Physical therapy
- Extracorporeal shock wave therapy
- Bracing to aid recovery
- Tennis elbow surgery in severe cases
Recovery & Rehabilitation
Recovery is a gradual process, with the duration depending on the treatment availed. Non-surgical therapy focuses on rest and reducing swelling, while recovery from a surgical procedure may involve a more detailed post-surgery regimen including physical therapy. Our specialists guide you at every step, ensuring a smooth recovery.
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The Hand Surgery Specialists of Texas offer diagnosis and treatment for hand, wrist, and elbow problems in Houston using the most advanced, minimally invasive techniques.