Physiotherapy for elbow pain, commonly caused by overuse, ageing or injury.
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Elbow pain affects people of all ages and is often the result of overuse, though ageing and injury can also play a part. Conditions such as tennis elbow are common, particularly in people who do repetitive gripping, lifting or racquet sports. Left unmanaged, elbow pain can interfere with everyday tasks like carrying, typing and even shaking hands.
At our Concord clinic we assess your elbow to understand what is driving the pain, taking into account your activities, work and any recent injury. From there we build a management plan that may include hands on treatment, activity modification and a progressive exercise program to reduce load, build strength and restore function. As the elbow is part of the upper limb, our hand therapy expertise is also available for more complex elbow problems.
Because we are part of the wider Orthosports group, we can coordinate specialist review or imaging quickly if your assessment suggests it is needed. Detailed information about various elbow injuries and procedures is also available through our affiliate organisation, Orthosports. If you are unsure whether physio can help your elbow, call and speak with one of our physiotherapists.
We assess your elbow and consider your activities and any injury history. You receive a management plan that may combine hands on treatment, load management and a targeted exercise program. If needed, we can help arrange specialist review or imaging.
People with elbow pain from overuse, sport or injury, including those with tennis elbow or repetitive strain from work.
Yes. Tennis elbow typically responds well to a program of load management and progressive strengthening, alongside hands on treatment where helpful.
Elbow pain is often from overuse or repetitive activity rather than a single injury. Our assessment helps identify the contributing factors.
Not usually. If your assessment suggests imaging is needed, we can help arrange it promptly through our group.
Hands on and exercise based physiotherapy for a wide range of musculoskeletal and orthopaedic problems.
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Casting, boots and bracing to support and protect injuries during healing.
