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bartdezwaan
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FFS, I got myself a tennis elbow since monday.
Did anyone on here ever got one from casting and how long did it take you before you could cast again?

Darn ST27
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Hi Bart
Not happy timing mate.
I had it long time ago and treated it with 2 shots of cortizone(1 month a part and no casting forc2 months)
I never felt that pain again.

Now Im dealing with its fucking brother golf elbow- very enoying pain from inside of the elbow- i dont even know how I got it( a part from casting a lot)
Had few days break and its ok, but comes back and feels shity in a daily life.

Anyway to the point
Get yourself DICLOFENAC, higher mg better.
I can only buy here 25mg which calls Voltaren 25, and it works.
Ask if the doctor can prescribie you 100mg- 1 pill with dinner mate and you can chop wood next morning.
It wont cure you, but it will let you go through the WC.

Cheers
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Yes I got it from a month of fishing with too stiff a rod. Took around 6-8 wks to clear. It didn’t stop me but slowed me down. There are some exercises. I’ll post some tomorrow.

Cheers, Paul

PS not good timing mate. :
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I noticed you’re in the WC starting lists, so you probably need some heavy duty rapid doctoring.

In the long run, however, it may help to take a look at these exercises:

https://www.summitmedicalgroup.com/libr ... exercises/

They are mostly symmetrical and therefore the exercises for golf style casters are nearly identical:

https://www.summitmedicalgroup.com/libr ... exercises/

When I had a case, 5 days off followed by those exercises helped pretty quickly. The condition likes to remind of its existence, though, if I start applying considerable power in longer sessions.

I have also been using this DVD to try to prevent problems up to forearms:

https://www.amazon.com/Healthy-Wrists-F ... 0975358103
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Thanks for the replies and tips guys.
I got it from casting a long belly (20m+) 27gram head.
To prevent it from ticking I tried generating as much line speed as I could. That worked for only 15min :evil:

Timing could not have been worse.
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The exercise I learned was from Bruce Richards, who used it to solve his wife's TE and I've since used it to fix it one time I had it and for numerous friends.

Get a stick - say 18inches of broom handle - with your arm straight and wrist cocked upwards, rotate the doweling fully clockwise and then fully anti-clockwise and continue for say 10-20 sets. This will help and eventually solve it. My TE came from trying to instantaneously stop a very stiff butt section repeatedly over 6weeks of SWFF in Exmouth WA. I also got it from an outboard engine with a damaged prop. Whatever gave you the problem won't help if you continue to use it.

Cheers, Paul
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Thank you all for the tips. I hope I will get this sorted
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Try this, unfortunately I'm an expert.
These drops work almost instantly if applied on the painful part.
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Stefano. Are you planning to bring this stuff?
I already followed Michal’s advice and bought some diclofenac.
However, I am willing to try anything if needed.
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