CAUSES
Golfer’s elbow usually occurs due to the following factors:
Repetitive Movements:
Repeated hard bounces and swings during golf can damage the tendons in the inner elbow area.
Inadequate Technique:
Not knowing or practicing the correct technique can put extra stress on the elbow area.
Excessive Exercise:
Excessive exercise or activity can cause inflammation in the elbow tendons.

SYMPTOMS
Pain:
Pain in the inner elbow area, especially during or after activities.
Strain and Loss of Strength:
Difficulty and loss of strength in hand and wrist movements due to pain in the elbow area.
Swelling and Sensitivity:
Swelling and tenderness to touch in the inner elbow area.
Numbness and Tingling:
Numbness and tingling sensation in the hand as a result of nerve compression.

NON-SURGICAL TREATMENT METHODS FOR GOLFER’S ELBOW
Rest and Reduction of Activities:
Avoiding painful activities and taking care to rest.
Cold Application:
Applying ice to the painful area can reduce swelling.
Physical Therapy:
Physical therapy programs including muscle strengthening and stretching exercises.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Treatment:
Platelet-rich plasma from the patient’s own blood is injected into the painful area.
Brasilet and Splint Use:
Using a specially designed brace or splint to provide support to the elbow area.
Medicines:
Painkillers and anti-inflammatory drugs taken under the supervision of a doctor.

SURGICAL TREATMENT METHODS IN GOLFER’S ELBOW
Tenotomy:
Removal of part of the injured tendon.
Tenodesis:
Fixation of the tendon to the muscle bone.

Surgical Extraction:
Complete removal of the injured area.
Surgical intervention is an option for patients who do not respond to non-surgical treatments or whose condition is serious. However, every case is different, so treatment options should be considered on an individual basis.