Why continue suffering from lateral epicondylitis?
We have a treatment plan for patients in Chicago Heights.
At Regeon Bone and Body Institute, we combine Limfa® Therapy, physical therapy, and targeted strength training to address the root cause of your pain and restore lasting mobility.
Understanding lateral epicondylitis
Lateral Epicondylitis (commonly known as Tennis Elbow) is an inflammation or micro-tearing of the tendons that join the forearm muscles on the outside of the elbow. Despite its name, it is commonly caused by any repetitive wrist and arm motion.
For many Chicago Heights residents, simple acts like gripping a coffee cup or typing can turn into excruciating activities. Our approach avoids temporary fixes like long-term bracing; instead, Limfa® Therapy addresses cellular-level tendon inflammation, and our targeted eccentric strength training rebuilds the forearm's load tolerance.
Outer Elbow Pain
A distinct pain or burning sensation on the outer part of the elbow, which can radiate down the forearm.
Weak Grip Strength
Profound weakness when gripping objects, holding a pen, shaking hands, or turning a wrench/doorknob.
Morning Stiffness
The elbow may feel exceptionally stiff or painful in the morning upon waking and bending the arm.
Location
Serving the Chicago Northwest Suburbs
Regeon Bone and Body Institute is located in Arlington Heights, Illinois, and serves patients throughout the surrounding communities including:
Schaumburg, Palatine, Mount Prospect, Barrington, Northbrook, Buffalo Grove, Glenview, and the greater Chicago northwest suburbs.
Schedule a Consultation
Our team can assess your current condition and develop a treatment plan designed to support bone health, stability, and long-term physical strength.
Contact Regeon Bone and Body Institute to schedule a consultation.