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    Elbow Tendon Pain

    Any suggestions for what I believe to be elbow tendinitis? I have been taking 2000mg of glucosamine and 2000mg of chondrotin for about six weeks now and have noticed signifcant improvement but still have pain in my tendon. Sometimes my forearm muscle will also spasm on me later in the evening after working out.

    In addition to the chondrotin/glucosamine I also ice my elbow for a good 20 mintues after working out and take Advil to reduce the pain. The elbow is much better but I was wondering if anyone had any other remedies that have helped. Thanks.
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    Have you stopped working that elbow? I know I had the same problem this spring when I started throwing javelin and heavy benching, luckily I could manage still throwing jav but I had to bump my bench down to 125 so that my elbow wouldn't be destroyed.
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    NSAIDs

    I had a hard time with elbow pain about a year ago, specifically lateral epichondylitis (also known as tennis elbow). it killed to do lateral raises. so i called my doctor and got a prescription for an Non-steroidal Anti-Inflammatory. I also stopped doing lateral raises with the weights in my hands for about a month. fortunately my gym has a lateral raise machine that puts the weight on the outside of the elbow/upper arm. eventually, the pain disappeared, thankfully. i was shocked at how well it worked. hope this helps.
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    Originally Posted by cimson-hound View Post
    I had a hard time with elbow pain about a year ago, specifically lateral epichondylitis (also known as tennis elbow). it killed to do lateral raises. so i called my doctor and got a prescription for an Non-steroidal Anti-Inflammatory.

    You dont need a prescription for an NSAID... its just advil.

    The best thing you can do to help out that tendonitis is REST.
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    I'm suffering from something similar. I have a dull aching pain where the bicep connect to the elbow on the inside of the joint. It's always sore and stiff but seems worse the day after I lift. Does this sound like tendonitis?
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    i feel for you mate, i have been having elbow pain for about a year, i recntly had an allergy test and i was intolerant to wheat and potatoes, ive cut these out for 2 weeks and thing seem to be gettin a bit better,

    rest and icing does help to,

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    Originally Posted by rooter View Post
    I'm suffering from something similar. I have a dull aching pain where the bicep connect to the elbow on the inside of the joint. It's always sore and stiff but seems worse the day after I lift. Does this sound like tendonitis?
    I have the same problem. I am going to take a couple weeks off with ice, anti-inflammatory, glucosamine, and cissus.
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    I've had the same problem now for about a year and half, my elbows are always stiff for about 4 hours after a workout, i get a chronic pain for at least a day after my workouts which affects with my everyday activities, the pain is always their but dies down and flares up every so oftern, mainly when i do an overhead tricep extension, my elbow flares up and is extreemly tendor and saw to move, i take glucosamine and omega 3,6 and 9 but nothing is working, do you have any theories?

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    Originally Posted by ds209029 View Post
    Any suggestions for what I believe to be elbow tendinitis? I have been taking 2000mg of glucosamine and 2000mg of chondrotin for about six weeks now and have noticed signifcant improvement but still have pain in my tendon. Sometimes my forearm muscle will also spasm on me later in the evening after working out.

    In addition to the chondrotin/glucosamine I also ice my elbow for a good 20 mintues after working out and take Advil to reduce the pain. The elbow is much better but I was wondering if anyone had any other remedies that have helped. Thanks.
    I noticed you posted this in 2007. In your DP you look developed. How did you overcome the pain? I am experiencing it now also.

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    Eccentric wrist curls and stretching.

    Google it.

    With the above and persistence it will go away.
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    Originally Posted by kyoun1e View Post
    Eccentric wrist curls and stretching.

    Google it.

    With the above and persistence it will go away.
    did you continue with your workouts while you curled? like on a off day you would do wrist curls? i want to be careful not to mess up my forearm from overworking them
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