Elbow Pain
Elbow pain care
In our over 25 years of helping people with elbow pain treatment in Los Angeles, we have been able to help patients with a diagnosis of:
- Tennis Elbow
- Golfer’s Elbow
- Elbow bursitis
Conservative care options:
We will often see these patients who have lingering elbow pain and continue to receive and remedy themselves with traditional “conservative” treatments that include:
- Resting
- Icing
- Anti-inflammatory medications
- Kinesio tape
- Massage
While some will respond to elbow pain treatment in Los Angeles the patients who come into our office have not. They have been scheduled for one of the many surgical procedures often suggested for treatment of chronic non-responsive elbow pain including Stell Cell Therapy and PRP treatments.
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With over 25 years experience in regenerative medicine techniques and the treatment of thousands of patients, Dr. Darrow is considered a leading pioneer in the non-surgical treatment of degenerative Musculoskeletal Disorders and sports related injuries. He is one of the busiest Regenerative Medicine doctors in the world. Dr. Darrow has co-authored and continues to co-author leading edge medical research including research on bone marrow derived stem cells. He also comments and writes on research surrounding the treatment of chronic tendon injury, ankle and foot pain, elbow, hand and finger pain.
Elbow Pain FAQ
Elbow pain is commonly caused by overuse injuries like tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow, arthritis, bursitis, sprains, or direct trauma. Our team diagnoses the specific cause to guide your treatment.
We offer regenerative medicine therapies, physical therapy, targeted injections, bracing, and personalized rehabilitation plans to treat elbow pain and promote healing.
You should seek medical attention if your elbow pain is severe, persistent, associated with swelling, numbness, or affects your ability to move the joint.
Recovery time depends on the underlying cause and treatment plan. Many patients improve within a few weeks, while others with more complex injuries may need longer rehabilitation.
Proper technique during activities, regular stretching and strengthening exercises, and using protective equipment can help prevent elbow pain. Our team can recommend personalized prevention strategies.
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