Elbow Brace for Tendonitis Women Men, Tennis Elbow Compression Sleeve Wrap Support, Golfer's Elbow, Bursitis, Sprains, Strains, Sports Injury Recovery Joint, Arthritis Pain Relief, ES10

I work in an office as a paralegal. The majority of time I can be found sitting at my desk pumping out pleadings, correspondence and whatever other documents may be needed. In word processing, a lot of my time is spent with my right arm extended while I work the mouse. Over time, this has resulted in my experiencing ever increasing pain, which I tended to ignore until recently. The most severe pain seemed to extend from the crook of my elbow, both towards the upper part of my forearm and up my bicep, about two to three inches each way. The pain hampered me from performing relatively simple tasks such as picking up objects. The pain became so severe that I would awaken at night from pain which seemed to swell or radiate and subsequently (after a few minutes) subside, only to reassert itself an hour or two later. It was at that point that I decided to see if there was some sort of a brace I could use to provide a degree of support and tightness to somehow stabilize the damage which had apparently occurred and allow it to heal (hopefully). Reviewing available products on Amazon, I came upon the Yasco Elbow Support (YES). Aside from the positive reviews I saw, I liked the idea that the YES was adjustable; I wanted a product that would allow me to adjust the tension of the wrap to alleviate the pain. When the YES arrived, I tried it on and, after adjusting the tension, came to a point of feeling significant relief. I wore the YES for the next 24 hours and was able to work at the word processor without the kind of discomfort I was feeling just the day before. After a few days, I began to experiment with wearing the YES less tightly wrapped and found that it was even more comfortable and that I was able to function with a minimal degree of pain. After the passage of a mere week, I stopped wearing the YES; my arm felt better than it had in weeks, if not months. I continue to use it, but rather infrequently. This has taught me a lesson; I will be more conscious of the stress caused by word processing so as not to repeat this episode. The YES is truly a remarkable product, elegant in its design and definitely effective to relieve the type of pain I felt. I was lucky to purchase the YES on Amazon at a significantly discounted price. However, knowing what I know now, I would have no reservations purchasing it for full price.

I suffer from tremendous pain in my left elbow, this brace really seems to help. It is lightweight, fits great, I think the Velcro could be a little stronger but it does stay on nicely. The pink is a great color

This brace was wonderful.and helped put pressure on my husband's tendonitis. Helped him actually lift and move his elbow, and helped the pain go from an 8 to a 3-4. Highly recommended.

It is helpful in easing pain. It is not a cure but it does ease reliance on nsaids or when placing stress on elbow.

I am using the product after my elbow surgery to protect my elbow during healing. The product is doing the job for protecting the elbow. It fits well and is comfortable.

Works as intended. Nice compression to stabilize my arm during the day.

Well made and easy to put on. Provides decent level of support while no fully restricting range of motion. It has decent compression depending on how tight you apply the velcro straps and the thickness is on par with what you would expect from a brace that is designed to allow some movement. Overall a decent item for the price.

I play racquetball most mornings and suffer from some racquetball (tennis) elbow. I have used the smaller bands in the past, and they work well enough. This brace covers more area and offers more support. It also restricts movement more than the smaller bands, which seems to be more effective at keeping me from injury in my elbow. However, the reduced mobility also affects my swinging motion. Part of the trick with this brace is figuring out how to best wear it. I can apply it to my arm with the straps around the inside of my elbow. When I do this, the solid fabric of the brace is on the outside of my elbow and the gap between the 2 straps is on the inside. When I rotate the brace 180 degrees around my arm, the gap between the straps is on the outside of my elbow and allows for my arm to bend more easily. I may lose a little bit of support when I do that, but it is a more comfortable experience.