Any time repetitive motion is performed, it can result in continual strain and discomfort. Medial epicondylitis, more commonly known as golfer's elbow, can cause pain and inflammation in the tendons connecting the forearm to the elbow. The condition is typically caused by repeated stress from sports or weight training and is similar to tennis elbow. However, while tennis elbow affects the outside of the elbow, golfer's elbow impacts the inside. Neither of these conditions is limited to athletes, though. Today, many cases of tennis and golfer's elbow are due to computer usage and other repetitive strain injuries.
At our Leander, TX, and Austin-area office locations, we provide a range of treatments for the elbow to relieve your symptoms through physical therapy, medications, or surgery.


Dr. Seade did an excellent job on my torn rotator cuff repair! He also had to remove a bone spur and reattach my bicep muscle! My recovery has went very well and after 12 weeks I finally get to start strength training on my left shoulder and arm! I will be back barrel racing in no time!
LeAnn N.