4 Symptoms of Tennis Elbow
Recurring Pain
The most common and distinctive sign of tennis elbow is recurring pain. This would occur around the outside of your upper forearm and below the elbow’s bend. Also, you can feel it further down your arm around the wrist. It would get worse when you are bending the arm or lifting something heavy. Even some basic activities, such as gripping a pen or writing can also cause a painful sensation. The best way to differentiate pain caused by tennis elbow and normal pain is to twist your forearm by extending this part fully or turning the door handle. [3]
