Counterforce Elbow Brace | Tendonitis Strap Support Band for Golfer's & Elbow Pain

A counterforce elbow brace, often known as a tennis elbow brace or an epicondylitis brace, is designed to provide support and relieve pain and discomfort associated with certain elbow conditions, such as lateral epicondylitis (commonly known as tennis elbow) or medial epicondylitis (golfer's elbow). Here's why you might need to wear a counterforce elbow brace:

1. Pain Relief: The primary reason for wearing a counterforce elbow brace is to alleviate pain and discomfort in the elbow region. These conditions typically involve inflammation or overuse of the tendons in the elbow, resulting in pain. The brace can help distribute the forces exerted on the affected tendons, reducing the strain and pain.
2. Stabilization: The brace provides stability to the elbow joint. This can be especially helpful when performing activities that require repetitive or forceful wrist and forearm movements. The brace helps to minimize the risk of further injury or worsening of the existing condition.
3. Pressure and Compression: Counterforce elbow braces are designed to apply pressure or compression to the specific tendons and muscles involved in the condition. This pressure can help reduce inflammation and improve blood circulation to the affected area, promoting healing.
4. Support for Healing: If you've experienced an injury or have undergone medical treatment for an elbow condition, a counterforce brace can offer support during the healing process. It minimizes the risk of re-injury and helps maintain proper alignment of the elbow joint.
5. Prevention: In some cases, individuals at risk of developing conditions like tennis elbow due to their work or sports activities may wear counterforce elbow braces preventatively. These braces can reduce the strain on the tendons and lower the risk of developing such conditions.

It's essential to consult with a medical professional, such as an orthopedic specialist or a physical therapist, before using a counterforce elbow brace. They can assess your condition, recommend the appropriate brace, and provide guidance on how to wear it correctly. Additionally, they can help develop a comprehensive treatment plan that may include exercises, rest, and other interventions to manage and heal your elbow condition effectively.

It can be worn throughout the day at any time, particularly during repetitive motion activities that are likely to irritate your elbow.Frequently Asked Questions About This Elbow Brace

Q: What conditions does these elbow brace treat? 

A: This elbow brace is useful in treating both golfer's elbow (medial epicondylitis) and lateral epicondylitis).

Q: How often should I wear my counterforce brace? 

A: You can wear them during the day or at night, especially when you perform repetitive motions that might irritate your elbow.

Q: What are the benefits of these elbow brace?

A: This elbow brace compresses extensor muscles that are pulling against the epicondyle, allowing the point of tension to be relocated and the point of insertion to heal.

Q: Can you wear it on either arm?

A: Yes, you can wear this brace on either arm.

Q: How does it work?

A: By compressing the extensor muscles helps to move pressure off of the epicondyle, allowing it to heal at the point of insertion.

Q: Do I need to wear it at any particular time?

A: It can be worn throughout the day at any time, particularly during repetitive motion activities that are likely to irritate your elbow.

Q: Are this elbow strap suitable for everyone?

A: The one-size-fits-all design is suitable for men, women, teenagers, and children.

Q: How should I choose a size?

A: It is a one-size-fits-all brace.

Q: What is the material of the product?

A: This elbow brace is constructed from a stretchy neoprene material and is fastened with medical-grade hook and loop fasteners.

Q: How should I wash my elbow brace?

A: It is recommended that you machine wash it on delicate in cold water using a mild detergent. Please allow to air dry completely before reapplying.