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What Is The Bump On The Bone Outside The Elbow?

Hi--for the past few weeks, I've had a painful hard bump on the bone on the outside of my elbow. I've also had tenderness from my elbow to my wrist that hurts when I lift anything. Could this be "tennis elbow"? Not sure how I would have gotten it, but I've been doing some overhead arm exercises using bands (with a pulling down motion). Could the bump be a symptom of bone cancer? Thank you for your help!
Thu, 15 May 2014
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HI.
This certainly looks like a tennis elbow.
The first part of the treatment is give ''rest'' to the ailing part. Means put the forearm in sling and no movements at all.

Take good anti-inflammatory medicines Ibuprofen in an appropriate dose under the Doctor's guidance.

Get an X-ray or a CT scan if you have a doubt of a cancer ( only these investigations help to rule out the mental problems of phobia).

Take an opinion of an Orthopedic Surgeon.
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What Is The Bump On The Bone Outside The Elbow?

HI. This certainly looks like a tennis elbow. The first part of the treatment is give rest to the ailing part. Means put the forearm in sling and no movements at all. Take good anti-inflammatory medicines Ibuprofen in an appropriate dose under the Doctor s guidance. Get an X-ray or a CT scan if you have a doubt of a cancer ( only these investigations help to rule out the mental problems of phobia). Take an opinion of an Orthopedic Surgeon.