Is this good for the healing of tennis elbow from bowling? Used something similar while in Heidelberg, Germany.
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My Mother tried this for her back problems but it didn't help. Her problems were too deep for this to reach. Might work for tennis elbow.
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This is most likely what you would have been given. Yes, it is used for tennis elbow. That is how I became familiar with it while in Germany, lugging suitcases around. It's not as strong as the prescription cream, Voltaren. I find it to be just as effective, but it does not work as long as Voltaren. Until I got soundwave therapy on my elbow, Kytta is what I used.
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I would give it a try given it has provided me much relief from various sports injuries.
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Yes I believe it will be helpful. I had an injured knee on top of the normal arthitis pain and as a consequence the knee hurt at rest or in movement. Someone recommended Kytta Salbe and it was wonderful. I keep it in my handbag in case there is a flare up.
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I use mine for racquetball after a torn rotator cuff. I like it. It seems to give the needed support.
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It would be great as a preventive against blisters. I use it on a finger when I play golf. One wrap-around, for example, is sufficient for me.
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I don't know. You might want to ask your pharmasist. A chemist ( or pharmasist?) recommended it for a source of energy before any intensive physical activities, such as football, tennis, etc, to help one maintain muscle strength and energy level (something about preventing from overusing muscles to produce energy required for one's prolonged activity). I found it helpful when I took an hour before a tennis match. If you wish to contact him, his name is Eric Holgate. His website is http://duramedmedical.com.
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I use this elbow support every time I play disc golf. Its a major help for tennis and golf elbow as it applies pressure consistently. We throw discs up to 400 feet with full velocity in our sport and it can cause severe soreness. the elbow support definitely helps.
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I know I am pretty much what others have said before me, but you should really have a doctor check it out to be safe. A side note, most people use this for things like boils, abscesses, cysts, etc., so it may not be something you would want to use for that spot, even once a doctor checks it out. Good luck! :)
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Where the source of pain in tennis elbow is right under the skin it should work well.
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Hi there! I actually purchased it for use as therapy on my shoulder injury from an auto accident. Good for both arms and legs. :-)
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This band is used often for the so call tennis elbow. I wear it on the arm near the elbow, not too tight, while playing tennis. It gives me full mobility while holding the muscle.
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Must be original I paid for it $89. However, it created tennis elbow illness on my right arm. then I throw it out and bought babolat it is much better. I am getting medical treatment now. I have it tried my fellow friends and they also did not like its balance. hope it helps
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My husband works out everday but can no longer lift heavy weights due to his elbow pain. I was wondering if this product would hurt his elbow as much as the free weights do. I think he ahs tennis elbow is what they call it (he is also an avid golfer). He has toned arms but wants them to be bigger. Is this the right product, or is this simply for tonig?Thanks for any suggestions.
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Absolutely, that's what I used it for first. One pad sits right on the golfers elbow area the other on the tennis...
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No, it will not. The band needs to be worn distal to the area you're trying to protect. You might want to try a wrist/ hand support or splint. The forearm bands are more for tennis or golf elbow.
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I don't know because I don't use preacher curls. I am sure you know more than me but that particular exercise can cause long term damage to your elbow ligaments/joints because even though it isolates your muscles, it also isolates your joint as well.
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This is for extracting the oil from saturated bowling balls. It doesn't do any kind of resurfacing, and you would need a different solution for that.
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I personally think it is better than Vaseline sold in stores. My husband had skin cancers surgically removed and they gave him this medical grade Vaseline to use to keep the stitch areas soft and heal better and faster. It has worked very well.
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Diff problems? I use it for my epichondylitis or tennis elbow.it depends how much pressure u want the eva pad against d achy area by means of tightening the strap..