Does it help with upper arm pain due to tennis?
165486
My husband has golf elbow and has had pain for awhile. Tired of him complaining and bought him the sleeve! It really works! He wears almost every day!
165487
My husband has tendonitis (tennis elbow). I decided to give Tommy Copper a try after the other braces and compression bands failed. It works for him. Hope this helps.
165488
Depends on what you mean by, 'upper arm pain'. I got my elbow sleeve because I blew out my elbow lifting extra sized bales of hay. This was physical damage and the sleeve did not do much for that, but did offer some bracing and support. I believe it would be most helpful for someone who just has sore muscles from a hard workout.
1775737
It really depends on your body, the arm setting pulse may or may not be sufficient for your Pain Needs. I suggest you actually "play" with the machine on various settings and strengths, as I did until I found the setting I was looking for or what was as close to what I needed..Hope This Helps.
1619001
I don't have wrist problems so I can't say, I can say though that the band did help with the outer bone on my elbow pain, I am having a few problems with it though, one is, if I wear it for any length of time I get a rash from the upper pad & the velcro tends to dig into my arm & actually caused a cut/sore, i tried putting a piece of a cut sock under it to help with both, but that only causes it to not stay in place for more than a couple of hours, with it being winter & extremely cold here in New England I'm wearing lots of long sleeves so it's not easy to get it back to where it should be without just giving up & taking it off for the rest of my work day. I don't have wrist problems so I can't say, I can say though that the band did help with the outer bone on my elbow pain, I am having a few problems with it though, one is, if I wear it for any length of time I get a rash from the upper pad & the velcro tends to dig into my arm & actually caused a cut/sore, i tried putting a piece of a cut sock under it to help with both, but that only causes it to not stay in place for more than a couple of hours, with it being winter & extremely cold here in New England I'm wearing lots of long sleeves so it's not easy to get it back to where it should be... » Read More I don't have wrist problems so I can't say, I can say though that the band did help with the outer bone on my elbow pain, I am having a few problems with it though, one is, if I wear it for any length of time I get a rash from the upper pad & the velcro tends to dig into my arm & actually caused a cut/sore, i tried putting a piece of a cut sock under it to help with both, but that only causes it to not stay in place for more than a couple of hours, with it being winter & extremely cold here in New England I'm wearing lots of long sleeves so it's not easy to get it back to where it should be without just giving up & taking it off for the rest of my work day. « Show Less
356025
Yes it works for both arms...I used it only for my right arm. I use it only while playing cricket and it has been good, protects my shoulder from dislocating.
1304424
Most definitely. Especially if you need support when in wrist extension while isometrically holding the shot put prior to your throw. Moreover, they may also help to prevent any excessive radial/ulnar deviation as well if your struggling with stabilization.
740228
Yes it does obviously, unless you want to restring your tennis racquet with better quality strings which may give more power and tension, i know some people get it done for around 5-30 bucks.
186655
I had tendonitis instead, and yes instant relief as I was not able to place the hand over the mouse. Keep in consideration that this mouse will not work on all surfaces. Also, I noted a small pain on my shoulder as the movement is not the same
1537125
It won't help. It is an expensive placebo. The company has bought up a large number of fake web sites so that when you google "Penetrex scam" or "tennis elbow", "Hand pain" and a great deal of others, it links to purchasing the product. This highlights the need for fake websites. The product is a scam and has no analgesic effect other than massage, itself.
1788136
I have found that it does. However it may depend on the type of muscle injury you may have. I use it a lot for my arthritis and fibromyalgia pain. Over all I would recommend it for almost all types of muscle pain,
760323
It may help some. I like it better than ones I got from the doctor. They all can limit the movement of your thumb, but for me this one eliminates a good bit of pain.
1653530
I purchased it for back pain and shoulder pain and it is exceptional and relieves the pain, but not sure how it would work on hands.
806824
I think it has helped me with my hand cramping. There is a holder for your index finder so it doesnt have to constantly rest on the L&R; top buttons. The grip is big and comfortable, but not hard. More like those therapy balls you can squeeze. In my opinion I think its better than no grip and any current grip out there.
547707
I bought this mouse on the advice of an ergonomic specialist because I was having pain in the tendons of my fore finger that was radiating into my wrist. She explained that the "flat" position that we exercise when using a traditional mouse is actually flexing the wrist and putting pressure on the tendons of that fore finger. This mouse rotates the wrist into a neutral position, taking the pressure off. I found relief almost immediately after I started using the mouse.
814703
It could since it places pressure on the area right in front of the elbow. If you're having combo pain, like elbow/ shoulder or elbow/ forearm/ wrist see a doctor. They can hook you up with the right wraps that will work together.Tennis elbow, the medical term is Lateral Epicondylitis occurs when inflammation of the tendons that join the forearm muscles on the outside of the elbow are overuse, or repeating the same motions again & again. It can also happen if the tendons are always locked in the same position for long periods of time. (This is all the info from my local pharmacist.) So if thats it, you got it and this may band help. It could since it places pressure on the area right in front of the elbow. If you're having combo pain, like elbow/ shoulder or elbow/ forearm/ wrist see a doctor. They can hook you up with the right wraps that will work together.Tennis elbow, the medical term is Lateral Epicondylitis occurs when inflammation of the tendons that join the forearm muscles on the outside of the elbow are overuse, or repeating the same motions again & again. It can also happen if the tendons are always locked in the same position for long periods of time. (This is all the info from my local... » Read More It could since it places pressure on the area right in front of the elbow. If you're having combo pain, like elbow/ shoulder or elbow/ forearm/ wrist see a doctor. They can hook you up with the right wraps that will work together.Tennis elbow, the medical term is Lateral Epicondylitis occurs when inflammation of the tendons that join the forearm muscles on the outside of the elbow are overuse, or repeating the same motions again & again. It can also happen if the tendons are always locked in the same position for long periods of time. (This is all the info from my local pharmacist.) So if thats it, you got it and this may band help. « Show Less
2034600
Yes,I don't know how it works,I just know it does.My wife and I get shoulder pain now and then we rub a little on and it gives you relief
1756445
It does help with tight muscles. After running, my hamstrings and calves are pretty tight but this definitely helps relieve the tension. As for upper back, I do feel some relief and less spasms. So I would say it does help with trigger points. Plus, you can always use a golf ball or tennis or lacrosse ball for a specific spot if you want to be cost efficient.
2193533
I don't know. It seems to help my arthritis in my wrist & thumb when nothing else worked.