Tennis Elbow: How Benton Chiropractic Helps You Heal Naturally and Get Back in the Game

Tennis elbow—known medically as lateral epicondylitis—is a painful condition caused by overuse of the forearm muscles and tendons. Repetitive motion leads to inflammation and tiny tears near the elbow joint. While athletes often experience it, anyone who performs repeated arm or wrist movements—painters, carpenters, mechanics, office workers—can develop this condition.

Many people are told to rely on rest, braces, medications, or even surgery. At Benton Chiropractic, we offer a noninvasive, effective, and whole‑body approach that helps you heal naturally and return to your daily routine without lingering pain.

Why Benton Chiropractic Is a Smart Choice for Tennis Elbow

Our focus isn’t just on easing symptoms. Benton Chiropractic works to correct the underlying biomechanical issues that cause elbow pain in the first place. By improving joint alignment, restoring mobility, and enhancing soft tissue function, we help you achieve long‑lasting relief without drugs or surgery.

Our team uses a combination of advanced therapies to help you recover safely and efficiently.

Chiropractic Adjustments for Better Joint Mechanics

Tennis elbow often develops when the elbow, wrist, or shoulder joints aren’t moving the way they should. Benton Chiropractic uses precise adjustments to restore proper alignment, reduce strain on irritated tissues, and improve overall movement patterns. In some cases, adjusting the cervical spine can also help if nerve irritation is contributing to the problem.

Shockwave Therapy for Deep Tissue Healing

Shockwave therapy is one of the most effective tools we use for stubborn tendon injuries. This noninvasive treatment sends acoustic waves into the affected area, increasing blood flow, reducing inflammation, and stimulating tendon repair. Many patients notice improvement within just a few sessions.

Active Release Technique (ART) for Soft Tissue Recovery

ART is a specialized hands‑on technique that targets scar tissue and adhesions in muscles, tendons, and ligaments. At Benton Chiropractic, we use ART to break down these restrictions, restore normal movement, and reduce pain caused by tight or damaged soft tissue.

Therapeutic Exercises to Rebuild Strength and Prevent Re‑Injury

Rehab is essential for long‑term recovery. We design customized exercise programs that strengthen the forearm muscles, improve flexibility, and support proper movement patterns. These exercises help prevent flare‑ups and ensure your elbow can handle daily activities again.

Dry Needling to Release Trigger Points

Dry needling is a highly effective way to release tight, irritated trigger points that contribute to elbow pain. Using thin, sterile needles, we stimulate these points to reduce tension, improve mobility, and activate your body’s natural healing response.

Instrument‑Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM)

For chronic or stubborn cases, IASTM can make a significant difference. Using specialized tools, we break down scar tissue and fascial restrictions that limit movement and cause discomfort. This technique enhances mobility and accelerates healing when traditional stretching or massage isn’t enough.

Work With Benton Chiropractic for Lasting Relief

At Benton Chiropractic, we tailor every tennis elbow treatment plan to your specific needs. Whether you’re an athlete, a weekend warrior, or someone whose job requires repetitive arm motions, our team is here to help you recover quickly, safely, and confidently.

We don’t believe in temporary fixes. Our goal is to identify the root cause of your elbow pain, restore proper function, and help you stay pain‑free long‑term. We also provide guidance on movement patterns, ergonomics, and lifestyle habits to protect your elbow going forward.

Contact Benton Chiropractic today at 512 556-8223 and get back in full swing.

 

 

Dr. Craig Benton

Dr. Craig Benton

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