QUOTE(Avangelice @ Jan 4 2024, 01:24 PM)
Thank you hksgmy for highlighting this
Op. No you do not need surgery as per what others are saying as your tendinitis is brought on by trauma at the insertion point on the elbow and I got a suspicion that the tsm may have effected the healing process.
What you need now it not needling or ppr injection. What to need is to start focusing on the area I have drawn out for you. In my experience with tennis elbow, alot of patients fail to get better is because every Tom dick and Harry is focus on the tendon but I would suggest releasing this part I highlighted either via a physical therapist or via a extracorporal Shockwave therapy (eswt).
Someone highlighted klsmc and yes they are known to be knowledgeable in fixing this issue.
If you don't believe me, try massaging that part I highlighted by applying pressure on the area for a few mins and finished off with a stretching



Thanks for the tip, I will try incorporating this to my routine
I also have tennis elbow for the last 7 months
Got it from lifting. For TS you prob need to stop badminton for a couple of months till it heals
For me I started using lifting straps for my pulling exercises. I find it helps since i'm no longer using my forearms and focus more on back
I also need rehab exercises 2-3x a week
Wrist curls/wrist extensions palms down with light weight 3x20
TS can use a mineral water bottle filled. Use yr other hand to help with the concentric(lifting) and just do the eccentric (lowering)
Forearm rotation with a hammer 3x20
Or you can get a theraband and use that
Learn to sleep on your back. I find sleeping on my side irritates my elbow. It also interferes with bloodflow hence healing if you sleep on the affected elbow