Is the elbow pain caused by tennis elbow?

Is the elbow pain caused by tennis elbow? The term tennis elbow may be unfamiliar to some people, but when it comes to elbow pain, I believe many people have experienced this condition. Tennis elbow is mainly caused by over-activity of the elbow joint, excessive activity intensity or overwork injury, aseptic inflammation of the tendon fibrous tissue caused by cold, soreness on the outside of the elbow joint, and pain when moving above the outside of the elbow joint. The pain sometimes goes upward. Or it may radiate downward, causing soreness and discomfort. The inability of the hand to hold things, carry objects, work or exercise will aggravate the pain. A friend suddenly had pain in his elbow while playing table tennis. He didn't pay much attention to it at the time, so he applied some blood-activating fluid and rested for a few days, and the pain was no longer too much. But as soon as I started working or exercising, the pain started again, and later I found out it was tennis elbow. An old Chinese medicine doctor told me to take more rest every day, pay attention to the combination of work and rest, and wipe Jingzhutangjia Shuan on the elbows on time every day. After wiping, massage for several minutes to allow the medicine to be fully absorbed. When nothing is wrong, apply a hot towel and continue to massage. The treatment lasts for a while. Unexpectedly, this was quite effective, and I felt less pain after using it for a few days. After two courses of treatment, my elbow no longer hurts, and my activities are not affected. Now everyone knows what causes elbow pain, so don’t take it seriously in the future. People say that health is no small matter. If you really have problems with elbow pain, just go to Jingzhu Tang Zushu’an. good.