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Brachioradialis (Beer Drinker) Strain

Ever heard of Beer Drinker Strain? Most haven’t but there is a medical term for it as well called brachioradialis strain. . . The brachioradialis is a muscle of the forearm that flexes the forearm at the elbow. . . Brachioradialis pain is usually a shooting pain in your forearm or elbow. It’s often confused with tennis elbow. While both are typically caused by overuse and overexertion, tennis elbow is an inflammation of the tendons in your elbow and brachioradialis pain is specific to this muscle. . . Actions that can trigger the pain include: . Actions that can trigger the pain include: . . 🤕turning a doorknob . 🤕drinking with a cup or mug . 🤕shaking hands with someone . 🤕turning a screwdriver . . Treatment for this can be a combination of manual massage, physiotherapy, and not using the arm in question until your treatment has proven successful. . . If you’ve experienced this or think you might be experiencing this, send us a message, and if you liked this video leave a like and a comment. Thanks:) #StrengthNU #SNUcrew #tenniselbow #golferselbow #beerdrinkermuscle #rehabexercises #rmt #manualtherapy #therapy #physiotherapy #musclestrain