I've got low-grade tennis elbow in both hands and my triceps tendons hurt when I work out. The doctor said surgery isn't needed and recommended rest for healing, but I need to get back to sports soon. Would PRP therapy help speed up recovery? Also, how much does it usually cost I'm willing to travel if needed.

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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With low-grade tennis elbow and tricep tendon pain during workouts, the best approach is to prioritize rest and avoid activities that aggravate the pain. Following your doctor's recommendation to avoid surgery and focus on healing, consider these steps:

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