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Treatment options include: Rest, activity modification and pain avoidance: Since the condition is caused by overuse and repetitive strain, it makes sense to reduce the load on the affected elbow

Meanwhile, the Adelaide University medical researcher who led the six clinical trials from 2001 to 2007 has expressed his regret that the ''negative data'' was not published soon after the trial was completed

This allows the patient to feel and function at a much higher level, which gives them a better chance at recovery