Lateral Epicondylitis
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Lateral epicondylitis, also known as tennis elbow, is an elbow disorder that affects the lateral portion of the elbow. The disorder is common in people who play racquet sports or work in certain professions that use the same type of motion. Studies show that the condition is common in the following professionals:
- painters
- carpenters
- cooks
- autoworkers
- plumbers
You may experience certain symptoms like pain or burning in the lateral side of the elbow. You may also find it difficult to grip objects.
Symptoms of lateral epicondylitis may improve with: [2]
- the use of a brace or tennis elbow strap
- rest
- physical therapy











