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Evening all.

I'm 42 years young!! Been training on and off for 20+ years, had many injuries in this time as like many of you have no dealt.
But the last 2 cycles I've done I've gotten tendinitis in my albow/ forearm. This is starting to put me off training its that bad....

I use straps, stretches, warm ups, massages, hot and cold treatments, drugs, and a year off from training, you name it I think I've tried it. Nothing has helped, I think its got better then bang.... its back with a vengeance.

Help me guys there must be some magic drug, or something that can get rid of this horrible pain.

Any advice would be great
 
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Scotty2hotty said:
Evening all.

I'm 42 years young!! Been training on and off for 20+ years, had many injuries in this time as like many of you have no dealt.
But the last 2 cycles I've done I've gotten tendinitis in my albow/ forearm. This is starting to put me off training its that bad....

I use straps, stretches, warm ups, massages, hot and cold treatments, drugs, and a year off from training, you name it I think I've tried it. Nothing has helped, I think its got better then bang.... its back with a vengeance.

Help me guys there must be some magic drug, or something that can get rid of this horrible pain.

Any advice would be great
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Have u ever tried/familiar with intense trigger point therapy to the area a couple times a day? I am 48...
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Scotty2hotty said:
Evening all.

I'm 42 years young!! Been training on and off for 20+ years, had many injuries in this time as like many of you have no dealt.
But the last 2 cycles I've done I've gotten tendinitis in my albow/ forearm. This is starting to put me off training its that bad....

I use straps, stretches, warm ups, massages, hot and cold treatments, drugs, and a year off from training, you name it I think I've tried it. Nothing has helped, I think its got better then bang.... its back with a vengeance.

Help me guys there must be some magic drug, or something that can get rid of this horrible pain.

Any advice would be great
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Elbow tendinitis is somthing I think that many of us eventually just have to face, and maybe adjust your training style or go lighter on weights when doing exercises that effect it.

I find deca can help but it’s more of a mask or Bandaid if you will, you could try tb 500 or maybe that and bpc157 injected right into the area.
 
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Cashton said:
Elbow tendinitis is somthing I think that many of us eventually just have to face, and maybe adjust your training style or go lighter on weights when doing exercises that effect it.

I find deca can help but it’s more of a mask or Bandaid if you will, you could try tb 500 or maybe that and bpc157 injected right into the area.
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I've been training lighter this last few months, but when that itch comes it's hard to keep light if you know what I mean.

I'll take a look at TB and BPC need to read up all these new age PEDS. Thanks buddy
 
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Scotty2hotty said:
Yep I do squat and yes no problems their buddy,even tho I'm getting on I'm sure my knees will be next
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Low or high bar? Low destroys my elbows. I deal with it all the time right now but it amplifies if I am low bar squatting. I have tried Shockwave therapy and it worked in the beginning not so much now. Seeing my GP today hoping he has some ideas.
 
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I hand a tendinitis problem with the top of my forearm near the elbow. It was from heavy back movements with my grip. Hurt bad for over a month, I had to take it really easy for over two months, why risk further injury? I dont think I did shoulders (lateral raises were painful) or back for like 5 weeks. I finally started doing cable lateral raises with the handle strap wrapped around my wrist with nothing in my palm, that was okay. Just take it easy, I know it sucks, utilize the time to diet down/hit some areas extra hard like legs or chest.
 
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Btcowboy said:
Low or high bar? Low destroys my elbows. I deal with it all the time right now but it amplifies if I am low bar squatting. I have tried Shockwave therapy and it worked in the beginning not so much now. Seeing my GP today hoping he has some ideas.
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Sorry I'm being thick I think, what's low bar squats. I don't think my pain is from Squatting but I will look at where my elbows are sitting on next squat...
 
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Ray1991 said:
I hand a tendinitis problem with the top of my forearm near the elbow. It was from heavy back movements with my grip. Hurt bad for over a month, I had to take it really easy for over two months, why risk further injury? I dont think I did shoulders (lateral raises were painful) or back for like 5 weeks. I finally started doing cable lateral raises with the handle strap wrapped around my wrist with nothing in my palm, that was okay. Just take it easy, I know it sucks, utilize the time to diet down/hit some areas extra hard like legs or chest.
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Good advice there Ray, I cant even do hammer curls with out pain. Any movement that involves outward reach or upwards I'm screwed. But I can grip the bar with no pain, odd I know.
 
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Scotty2hotty said:
Evening all.

I'm 42 years young!! Been training on and off for 20+ years, had many injuries in this time as like many of you have no dealt.
But the last 2 cycles I've done I've gotten tendinitis in my albow/ forearm. This is starting to put me off training its that bad....

I use straps, stretches, warm ups, massages, hot and cold treatments, drugs, and a year off from training, you name it I think I've tried it. Nothing has helped, I think its got better then bang.... its back with a vengeance.

Help me guys there must be some magic drug, or something that can get rid of this horrible pain.

Any advice would be great
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Have u ever tried/familiar with intense trigger point therapy to the area a couple times a day? I am 48 training 25 plus years and this has been an absolute game changer for my forearm pain. I used a cheap tool to do it for a while and I rarely need to do it any more.
 
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daron_e said:
Have u ever tried/familiar with intense trigger point therapy to the area a couple times a day? I am 48 training 25 plus years and this has been an absolute game changer for my forearm pain. I used a cheap tool to do it for a while and I rarely need to do it any more.
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I watched a vid on YouTube about it, ill give it ago I think nothing to lose. Cheers bud
 
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Btcowboy said:
Rest and Nitro patches as an option. My meet got postponed 6 months so can let them heal and good at high bar and forget low bar... GP said if comes back will probably put me on Nitro patches
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What's the purpose of the nitro patches? Blood flow? Never heard of this for what you're doing.

Voodoo floss might be of interest for you. That helped my elbows when I was struggling with them.
 
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Eman said:
What's the purpose of the nitro patches? Blood flow? Never heard of this for what you're doing.

Voodoo floss might be of interest for you. That helped my elbows when I was struggling with them.
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He consulted with one of the other doctors who deals with chronic pain issues. Yeah that is the purpose as a vasodiolator it will increase blood flow to the area. I have never heard of it either
 
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