I have really bad tennis elbow from lifting weights. Been stretching and apply heat to help heal it but arm is still garbage. Lifting sucks since I can't do much...all gripping causes it to flare up. I was thinking about trying a peptide GH or anything at this point to try and heal it up. Anybody have any advice (supplements or beyond?)
tendonitis - tennis elbow
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CoastWatcher
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How long has it been an issue? Have you tried any specific therapy that failed to improve it?
I have seen a lot of anecdotal reports that the peptied Thymosin Beta 4, also called TB-500 works great to heal tendon injuries. There are a few studies as well. and Wiki
I have not tried this myself and while it is available through various research chem sites, one never knows for sure if they have the exact same formula, something similar but maybe not quite the same, etc...I am interested in this as well because I sometimes have tendon pain around my elbows and I would like to heal and not get worse. More info here: http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/showthread.php/264946-TB-500
I have not tried this myself and while it is available through various research chem sites, one never knows for sure if they have the exact same formula, something similar but maybe not quite the same, etc...I am interested in this as well because I sometimes have tendon pain around my elbows and I would like to heal and not get worse. More info here: http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/showthread.php/264946-TB-500
CoastWatcher
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By no means am I discouraging anyone from trying to find relief via TB-500, but a good friend, a man serious about his health, found it of no help when he used it for an ankle injury. That said, the question of formula variation might well have been an issue. If you try it, please post a follow-up.
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Nelson Vergel
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I had tennis elbow for a few weeks. I even spend cash on worthless PIP injections.
Taking a break from arm exercises, wearing this brace, and taking an Aleve every day got it better in 3 weeks.
Taking a break from arm exercises, wearing this brace, and taking an Aleve every day got it better in 3 weeks.
First of all I am not necessary advocating this but this is what I did. I to have been plagued with tennis and golf elbows for several years along with a lot of back problems. I have spent more money out of pocket then I want to think about for chiropractic, exercises, therapy, PRP you name it. PRP is like 5 or 6 hundred dollars a pop and I had several treatments. I finally gave up and went to a pain doctor. After discussing problems with doctor he gave me an epidural for tennis/golf elbows, After 2 or 3 days pain is gone and it has been about 4 months since treatment.
Nelson Vergel
Founder, ExcelMale.com
Yes, sorry. Misspelled it. It was expensive and I think it does not work well for the money. Insurance does not pay.
https://www.hss.edu/condition-list_prp-injections.asp
https://www.hss.edu/condition-list_prp-injections.asp
Vince Carter
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It's too easy to see your family Dr and ask for a cortisone injection. 24-36 hours later you'll be GTG. If that fails then consider other treatments. I know its bad and how it effects you but that's how I handled it. I wasn't going to stop lifting and I've got a job that requires lifting/pushing/pulling/climbing so it really didn't matter if I modified my gym routine.
Chiropractic treatment
Have you tried a chiropractic treatment? I read about chiro being an effective treatment for tennis elbow in a tennis magazine. One of my neighbor suffered from tennis elbow and I remember him saying that he met a chiropractor from Physio Now ( Mississauga )and after 3 sessions it was cleared up.
Have you tried a chiropractic treatment? I read about chiro being an effective treatment for tennis elbow in a tennis magazine. One of my neighbor suffered from tennis elbow and I remember him saying that he met a chiropractor from Physio Now ( Mississauga )and after 3 sessions it was cleared up.
I have been 4 weeks now with tennis elbow from lifting...It is awful...I am currently trying cold laser therapy with my chiropractor and ASTYM treatments with a physical therapist...I am so depressed because I can not workout...I am hoping it will get better soon...especially since I am righthanded and its the right elbow...
I had chronic elbow pain that wouldn't go away until I had several Hybresis Treatments from an osteopathic doctor. That plus some TRT laying of it and doing only side to side stretching exercises where you place your arm out in front of you as if you were directing someone to stop palm facing out move your palm from left to right for a little bit several times a day. I know it sounds to simple but it worked. Good luck I'm very familiar with that pain it was very sharp and very painful. I'm very careful now and never try to overwork my elbow I 'm afraid it could come back and I don't want it back ever.
Thanks, Bro...will implement that routine as well...
First the research will show this is tendinosis not tendinitis. Tendinosis is degeneration of the tendon's collagen, anti-inflammatory medications have a very low success rate. Read the research about eccentric training for Achilles' tendinosis. Eccentric loading had been very successful for tendinosis
I am currently using ASTYM treatments with my PT for my tennis elbow do u like that method....
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