Does it help with upper arm pain due to tennis?
165486
My husband has golf elbow and has had pain for awhile. Tired of him complaining and bought him the sleeve! It really works! He wears almost every day!
165487
My husband has tendonitis (tennis elbow). I decided to give Tommy Copper a try after the other braces and compression bands failed. It works for him. Hope this helps.
165488
Depends on what you mean by, 'upper arm pain'. I got my elbow sleeve because I blew out my elbow lifting extra sized bales of hay. This was physical damage and the sleeve did not do much for that, but did offer some bracing and support. I believe it would be most helpful for someone who just has sore muscles from a hard workout.
462021
We got it for tennis related pain/injury that hurts side to side movement but it helps a lot for typing, piano, and any activity with large wrist movement. My daughter puts it on for everything because it helps so much. Her primary pain is in the ulnar outside of wrist and it seems to keep it in line better when she puts it on. It was well worth it to her. It is light, comfortable and she uses it. The others are too bulky and just don't seem to support the same movement.
1794976
I use mine for racquetball after a torn rotator cuff. I like it. It seems to give the needed support.
1304424
Most definitely. Especially if you need support when in wrist extension while isometrically holding the shot put prior to your throw. Moreover, they may also help to prevent any excessive radial/ulnar deviation as well if your struggling with stabilization.
2003161
I have used it on my hands - I have arthritis in my thumbs and it seems to help the aching.
2009749
If by above the elbow you mean towards the tricept and bicept area, then I would have to say probably not. Its size and style only helps support the upper forearm or right below the elbow.
278059
I believe it would be great for your arthritis. I got it because I was diagnosed with tendinitis & golfers elbow. I have very tiny wrists. It works for me great! I use it 5 times a day. Cold first then I heat it up in water as the instructions say to. I do however use a paper towel for both as it does get cold/hot but when it wears off, I remove the paper towel. I love this product and highly recommend it.
760323
It may help some. I like it better than ones I got from the doctor. They all can limit the movement of your thumb, but for me this one eliminates a good bit of pain.
10449
Well, it is meant to help tennis elbow and other wrist ailments, I wear it on my forearm just below my elbow.
223880
If you have tendonitis in your elbow, it takes the pain away. From what I have heard, it stabilizes the tendon on both sides of your elbow. I was in constant discomfort and I as soon as I put it on it I was able to workout again. I wore it for several months, and the pain went away. I don't have to use it very much anymore.
1615118
Yes. Tennis balls are just too big and the therapy balls offer different levels from hard to soft. I use the soft one every night and roll it around my fingers like the magicians do and it has helped a lot.
1967367
Hi, my husband used this daily. It helps to hold the tendon and relieve elbow pain. The neighbor is a golfer, bought one and he can tell the difference in his arm. Highly recommended
459692
Depends if its on the throwing hand. If you are trying to protect the wrist this brace or the one with a flexible metal pad would be better. Arm sleeve doesn't do much mostly just for show
186655
I had tendonitis instead, and yes instant relief as I was not able to place the hand over the mouse. Keep in consideration that this mouse will not work on all surfaces. Also, I noted a small pain on my shoulder as the movement is not the same
356025
Yes it works for both arms...I used it only for my right arm. I use it only while playing cricket and it has been good, protects my shoulder from dislocating.
806824
I think it has helped me with my hand cramping. There is a holder for your index finder so it doesnt have to constantly rest on the L&R; top buttons. The grip is big and comfortable, but not hard. More like those therapy balls you can squeeze. In my opinion I think its better than no grip and any current grip out there.
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Yes. Used for about 3 mins., 4 times / day, together with McKenzie exercises, it has greatly relieved my wife's sciatica, allowing her to continue to play golf & hike. She is virtually painfree for 99% of the day. / Anthony.