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Tennis Elbow Treatment in San Jose | Minimally Invasive Surgical Solutions

🎾💪 If you're an athlete struggling with tennis elbow or similar injuries, our team at Minimally Invasive Surgical Solutions in San Jose is here to help. Our board-certified interventional radiologists specialize in advanced, minimally invasive treatments tailored for active individuals. At MISS in San Jose we offer: ✅ Artery Embolization – A groundbreaking procedure to reduce inflammation and promote healing. ✅ Ultrasound-Guided Steroid Injections – Precisely targeted relief for pain and swelling. ✅ Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy – Using your body’s own healing power to repair damaged tissues. Our personalized care focuses on fast recovery and getting you back to your peak performance. Whether you're a professional athlete or a weekend warrior, we’ll help you get back in the game! 📞 Contact us to schedule your consultation today: (408) 918-0405 🌐 Learn More: https://www.endovascularsurgery.com/t... Tennis elbow, or lateral epicondylitis, occurs due to repetitive strain or overuse of the forearm muscles and tendons that attach to the outside of the elbow. It is common in sports and activities that require repetitive arm and wrist movements. Sports Where Tennis Elbow is Common: Tennis 🎾 Frequent backhand strokes and grip stress on the racket contribute to strain. Golf 🏌️ Similar repetitive swinging motion, particularly for golfers with poor technique or gripping too tightly. Baseball ⚾ Repeated throwing motions, especially for pitchers. Racquet Sports (e.g., badminton, squash) 🎾 Similar mechanics to tennis with repetitive wrist and forearm strain. Weightlifting 🏋️ Improper lifting techniques or overtraining can cause strain on the tendons. Rowing 🚣 Repetitive pulling motions with improper form can stress the elbow joint. Throwing Sports (e.g., javelin, shot put, discus) 🤾 Repeated explosive arm movements can lead to overuse injuries. Even non-athletes involved in repetitive arm motions, such as painters, carpenters, and musicians, are at risk of developing tennis elbow. For athletes, addressing poor technique, using proper equipment, and engaging in preventative exercises can reduce the risk. #TennisElbow #AthleteCare #SanJoseDoctors #MinimallyInvasiveSolutions #InterventionalRadiology #sanjose #minimallyinvasive #arashpadidar #golf #tennis #basball