Accurate Diagnosis & Non-Surgical Relief for Elbow Pain Caused by Injury, Inflammation, or Overuse
The elbow is a highly mobile joint that supports gripping, lifting, and arm extension. Pain in this area can result from repetitive stress, tendon inflammation (like tennis or golfer’s elbow), bursitis, arthritis, or nerve compression. At REGENIQUE, we focus on identifying the exact tissue or structure responsible for your pain using detailed clinical evaluation and ultrasound imaging—so your treatment is both precise and effective.
You feel pain when gripping, lifting, or rotating your forearm.
Your elbow feels stiff or swollen, especially in the morning.
Pain persists beyond a few weeks or keeps recurring.
Numbness or tingling radiates down your arm or into your hand.
You’ve experienced a sports injury, strain, or repetitive overuse.
The pain is interfering with your work or daily routine.
We offer advanced, non-surgical care for elbow pain by combining accurate diagnosis with modern, image-guided treatment.
Dr. Tushar B Munnoli uses ultrasound-guided evaluation to locate inflammation, tendon tears, nerve entrapment, or joint dysfunction.
We offer targeted procedures such as PRP therapy, tendon injections, nerve blocks, and regenerative treatments—without hospitalisation.
Our treatments are designed to reduce pain, restore mobility, and help you get back to sports, work, or daily activities safely and quickly.
"Tennis elbow had sidelined me for months. REGENIQUE’s injection therapy and rehab support helped me get back to my game pain-free."
"I thought I needed surgery, but the guided treatment plan at REGENIQUE healed my chronic elbow pain in just a few sessions."
"My elbow pain made work almost impossible. Dr. Tushar found the root cause and gave me relief without needing strong meds or downtime."
Common causes include repetitive strain (like tennis or golfer’s elbow), bursitis, arthritis, nerve compression, and tendinitis.
Yes. Most elbow conditions respond well to non-surgical options like injections, PRP, bracing, and physiotherapy.
We use a combination of physical assessment and musculoskeletal ultrasound to precisely identify the source of pain.
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy has shown excellent results in healing tendons and reducing inflammation in chronic elbow pain cases.
Not always. We tailor your plan to minimise downtime and include movement strategies that protect the joint while healing.