Tennis elbow

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gingerjedi replied

24 April 2007, 15:58
Originally posted by Moose423956

No, but I've had cricket ball.

I have a mate who has one nut the size of a cricket ball and the other is normal, the medical term is hydrocele luckily its harmless and does make a good party trick
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EternalOptimist replied

24 April 2007, 15:51
Originally posted by zeitghost

It started in a nasty ganglion. Made me convert to using a mouse left handed... then progressed to tennis elbow, treated with ibuprofen... then progressed to tendonitis (or whatever the equivalent is) in my shoulder, also treated with ibuprofen.

During the tennis elbow treatment the ganglion in the wrist went away.

During the shoulder treatment, the tennis elbow went away.

Never had the cortisone injection (which is allegedly quite painful).

Now waiting to see which tendons play up next... neck is feeling a bit odd...

Its clearly migrating up yer limb towards yer ead. Ive heard about this before its called migrating gin gan goolian itis.

One solution is the tourniquet. Tie a ligature round yer upper arm very very tightly. Your arm will then turn scaley and drop off. Luckily , being a lizard , a new one will grow back in a week.
I think
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Moose423956 replied

24 April 2007, 15:50
Originally posted by XTC

Has anyone had tennis elbow before?

No, but I've had cricket ball.
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freakydancer replied

24 April 2007, 15:46
Originally posted by XTC

My left hand is withered like Jeremy Beadle, so this is not an option.

My post has just been removed. PC mad.
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XTC replied

24 April 2007, 15:45
My left hand is withered like Jeremy Beadle, so this is not an option.
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EternalOptimist replied

24 April 2007, 15:44
I had Hell Hull and Happiness once, but it went away without surgery
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freakydancer replied

24 April 2007, 15:44
Originally posted by XTC

Did it just go away or did u have cortisone and/or surgery?

Just swapped hands.
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XTC replied

24 April 2007, 15:43
Did it just go away or did u have cortisone and/or surgery?
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XTC started a topic Tennis elbow

24 April 2007, 15:41
Tennis elbow

Has anyone had tennis elbow before?
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