Tennis Elbow
Lateral epicondylitis (also called tennis elbow) is a condition caused by overuse of the lateral, or outside, muscles found in the forearm. This causes the inflammation and irritation to the tendons after repetitive and prolonged use with activities that involve gripping, twisting, or carrying objects. Due to the repetitive nature of their occupations, professions like carpenters, cooks, plumbers, and painters are prone to getting Tennis Elbow.
Common symptoms include:
- pain into the forearm and wrist
- difficulty gripping and noted weakness in the lower arm and hand
- stiffness in the elbow
- increased pain when performing daily activities
At Apex, a therapist will work with you to develop an individualized plan to help you return to your previous activities.

We are a private practice outpatient physical therapy clinic offer high quality care with a personal touch. We believe that every patient should receive the quality care needed to help them prevent or rehabilitate their injuries or illnesses.
Therapies
Locations
We offer five locations to serve our customers:
Call today: (701) 364-2739
Recent Blog Articles
- FITTing Recovery into your Training Program August 9, 2022
- Start your Day with Joy August 4, 2022
- Why do we exercise? August 2, 2022
- When to Seek Therapy July 28, 2022
- Screech! How PTSD affects the body July 26, 2022
- Summertime Blues? July 19, 2022
- How CranioSacral Therapy Resets the Nervous System July 7, 2022