Here are two possible conditions:
Tennis elbow occurs when the tendons on the outside of the elbow become irritated or inflamed, typically from repetitive gripping, lifting, or overuse of the forearm muscles.
Golfer’s elbow affects the tendons on the inside of the elbow and often develops from repetitive wrist flexion or forceful gripping.
You don’t have to play tennis or golf to develop these injuries—they're common in anyone who performs repetitive motions, including tradespeople, office workers, weightlifters, and parents who frequently lift young children.
Common symptoms include:
- Elbow pain and tenderness
- Weak grip strength
- Stiffness or achiness
- Pain that radiates into the forearm or wrist
- Difficulty lifting or gripping objects
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