Understanding Elbow Anatomy
The elbow is a complex joint consisting of three bones: the humerus, radius, and ulna. The movements that can be performed by this joint are flexion, extension, and forearm rotation. The joint is encapsulated by muscles, tendons, ligaments, and bursae, which enable it to move smoothly. Pain could be a result of inflammation, degeneration, or trauma to any of the above structures. Understanding the underlying cause is key to effective elbow pain treatment in Bangalore.

Best Clinic in Banglore For all Elbow Pain Conditions
Alleviate Pain Clinic stands out because of the accuracy of diagnosis, non-surgical treatment, and comprehensive approach. Our elbow pain specialists in Bangalore treat various conditions through regenerative therapies, precise injections, and physiotherapy so that there will be minimal downtime and quicker healing. We are both clinical professionals and caring individuals putting our best foot forward to meet the needs of patients with acute or chronic elbow problems.
When to See a Doctor for Elbow Pain?
Consult an elbow pain specialist if you experience the following symptoms:

Pain with persistent presence for two or more days.

Bruising, redness, or tenderness in the elbow.

The arm cannot go straight or be curved.

Sharp pain, sensation of paralysis or weakness of the hand or wrist.

Snapping and locking sensation in the joint.
Diagnosis of Elbow Pain
An accurate diagnosis is essential to guide treatment. At Alleviate Pain Clinic, we use advanced diagnostic tools to pinpoint the root cause and offer a non-surgical elbow pain treatment option.
Our Approach to Elbow Pain Treatment

Regenerative
Therapies
PRP and prolotherapy are regenerative therapies that aim at activating the natural healing process of the body. These therapies encourage tissue repairs in tendons, ligaments, and joints, and hence are the best method of treating elbow pain and injured shoulders with no need for surgery or long-term drug intake.

Anti-Inflammatory
Injection
Specific anti-inflammatory injections are used to limit the swelling and pain occurring due to bursitis, tendinitis, or impingement. These are ultrasound-directed injections that can directly inject medication, providing quick relief and enabling enhanced movement of the shoulder by patients experiencing chronic or acute pain.

Stem Cell
Therapy
Stem cell therapy makes use of biologically active cells to renew the damaged tissues of the shoulder, including the cartilage as well as the tendons. Degenerative situations and partial tears are best treated with this type of minimally invasive surgery to restore lost functionality and slow or avoid surgery.
Why Choose Alleviate Pain Clinic for Elbow Pain Treatment?

Non-Surgical Treatments
Alleviate Pain Clinic specialises in the non-surgical management of elbow pain, shoulder disorders, integrating cutting-edge interventional therapies with physical therapy. These methods allow patients to recover functional use of their shoulders without surgery-related complications by minimising downtime and lowering risk.

Experienced Teams
We have a multidisciplinary team comprising pain specialists, physiotherapists, and orthopaedic specialists who have a long history of managing shoulder pain. All the doctors are highly qualified with the latest skills in terms of regenerative and minimally invasive treatments, and patients get professional help as per their condition.

Personalised & Advance Treatments
Each course of treatment is tailored according to the unique needs of the patients based on evidence-based diagnostics, clinical history, and modern treatment. PRP to image-guided procedures, all solutions focus on the anatomy of the shoulder and the source of pain, so that recovery and movement of the shoulder area should be extensive and permanent.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Some of the common causes of elbow pain are overuse injuries such as golfer's elbow or tennis elbow, arthritis, bursitis, broken bones, nerve compression, and strained ligaments. Poor ergonomics, repetitive motions, or trauma often contribute to the onset of chronic or acute pain in the elbow.