6. Acupuncture Treatment - Tennis Elbow Pain

Here’s our osteopath Ross receiving acupuncture with our acupuncturist Stacey. Ross receives acupuncture every 2 months for his forearm and tennis elbow related pains as result of his hands-on work. He finds maintenance acupuncture sessions the best option when keeping his symptoms under control.

[@razforever]

How many sessions do you recommend for the Golfers elbow pain to be fixed in an ideal circumstances.

[@northallertonosteopaths]

Hello apologies for the delay in the reply this comment appeared to have been missed. All Golfer's elbow issues are individual and largely depend one how much the aggravating factors are performed. In our experience however they may typical take on average around 4 sessions to be fixed in an ideal circumstance, with some exercises to take home to prevent the issue from returning.

[@clownshoe69]

Once ever 2 months?!?! So this doesn't solve the issue but keep bringing the poor chap back to spend money.

[@northallertonosteopaths]

The male in this video is one of our Osteopaths who has a manual job that causes the tension in his forearms to accumulate and then contribute to the tennis elbow, so unfortunately it is a side effect of being a manual therapist. The treatment was offered as a maintenance-prevention type treatment to avoid flare ups which proved quite successful.

[@viberzzz]

What do you except? The treatment isn’t a cure and the best the patient could find for him. What a dim witted comment.