Our highly trained physical therapists at Cynergy Physical Therapy have years of experience and are committed to one-on-one care. They’re ready to find the root cause of your elbow pain and guide you toward relief in New York City and Brooklyn.
What Causes Elbow Pain?
Elbow pain often stems from a variety of causes, some of the most common being:
- Overuse Injuries: Repetitive motions, whether from playing sports like tennis or spending long hours typing, can lead to conditions such as tendonitis.
- Tendonitis: Known as tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow, this inflammation of the tendons is one of the leading causes of elbow pain. It’s not limited to athletes — any repetitive motion can trigger it.
- Arthritis: As we age, the wear and tear on our joints can lead to arthritis in the elbow, causing stiffness and pain.
- Nerve Compression: Conditions like cubital tunnel syndrome, where nerves are compressed, can cause sharp, shooting pain down the arm.
- Trauma or Injury: A fall or direct impact can injure the elbow, leading to lasting pain if not properly treated.
If you’ve ever found yourself asking, “Why do I have elbow pain?” one of these causes might be the culprit. But the good news is that you don’t have to live with it!
How Physical Therapy Can Help
Physical therapy offers non-invasive treatments for elbow pain. Our therapists at Cynergy use techniques like manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, and ergonomic adjustments to address the underlying cause of your pain.
We’ll look at joint mobility, posture, muscle imbalances and weaknesses, and more – all things that could be contributing to your issues. By focusing on your whole body and lifestyle (not just the injury), we help you recover faster and stay pain-free longer.
Trust Our Team for Elbow Pain Solutions
Don’t let your elbow pain hold you back from living your best life. Call Cynergy Physical Therapy at 212-974-7252 today to schedule your appointment. Our compassionate team in NYC and Brooklyn treats patients of all ages with warmth, humor, and a deep understanding of what true healing requires.