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Showing posts with label sufferers. Show all posts
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Sep 11, 2019

[Answer] 1. Which of the following is the most likely outcome for sufferers of Tennis elbow?

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...1. Gradual return to activity after a period of rehabilitation 2. Amputation of limbs 3. Never be able to play the piccolo again 4. A life of misery spent in dark rooms Rehabilitation for tennis elbow sufferers may include stretching exercises and massage. This will commence as soon as the pain allows and will most likely be followed by a series of strengthening drills. Some form of cold therapy after these exercises is recommended. It is believed that acupuncture may also assist in recovery so don't discount this as an option. The return to activity will need to be gradual and part of this management programme will involve assessment and monitoring of work techniques and work practises. Wearing a brace may also assist in relieving the strain on the tendons. Thanks to pollucci19 for this question.

May 8, 2019

[Answer] 1. Which of the following is the most likely outcome for sufferers of Tennis elbow?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. Which of the following is the most likely outcome for sufferers of Tennis elbow?"



...1. Never be able to play the piccolo again 2. A life of misery spent in dark rooms 3. Amputation of limbs 4. Gradual return to activity after a period of rehabilitation Rehabilitation for tennis elbow sufferers may include stretching exercises and massage. This will commence as soon as the pain allows and will most likely be followed by a series of strengthening drills. Some form of cold therapy after these exercises is recommended. It is believed that acupuncture may also assist in recovery so don't discount this as an option. The return to activity will need to be gradual and part of this management programme will involve assessment and monitoring of work techniques and work practises. Wearing a brace may also assist in relieving the strain on the tendons. Thanks to pollucci19 for this question.