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Bicep Pain Relief: 3 DIY Treatments for Bicep Tendonitis

September 07, 20233 min read

“I feel like a T-Rex .” - Bicep Tendonitis Patient

Bicep Pain Relief: 3 DIY Treatments for Bicep Tendonitis

Are bicep pains cramping your style and causing endless frustration? Whether you're a fitness enthusiast, an office warrior, or simply dealing with the discomfort of biceps tendonitis, we've got your back! We're about to unveil a trio of empowering exercises that can help alleviate your discomfort. Here’s a guide through these practical solutions that you can perform from the comfort of your own home.

1. The Power of Effective Self-Care With Bicep Massage

When faced with searing bicep pain, the solution lies not in pushing your muscles further but in soothing the pain and reducing inflammation. This is where the art of enhancing blood flow comes into play.

Image demonstrating massage of bicep for bicep tendonitis

The foremost technique in your arsenal is the magic of massage. By gently applying lotion to the area, focus your attention on the primary muscle belly, giving the tendons a well-deserved break. These muscle bellies are natural hubs of blood circulation, and by using your thumb or knuckles, you can meticulously knead and stroke the bicep. 

With deliberate movements, navigate from the elbow joint upwards, towards the shoulder, in a bid to redirect the circulation and ease the burden of accumulated tension. Allow yourself two to three minutes of this mindful massage, adjusting to your body's unique needs. Don't forget the brachialis, nestled beneath the biceps tendon - a gentle touch here goes a long way.

2. The Technique of Scraping for Bicep Tendonitis

Imagine using a butter knife as a conductor's baton, orchestrating a symphony of healing for your bicep. The technique of scraping holds tremendous potential. 

Image showing how to scrap the bicep muscle to help heal bicep tendonitis

Begin by applying lotion to your bicep, a canvas of comfort awaiting your touch. With the butter knife's dull edge, position it at a 45-degree angle. Sweep from the bicep towards the shoulder, akin to brushing away accumulated stress and tension. Swift, deliberate strokes with the knife not only enhance blood flow but also grant respite to nerve receptors through their soothing impact. Embrace this practice for about one and a half to three minutes, the healthy redness signifies improved circulation.

3. Stretching the Biceps

Image showing how to stretch the bicep muscle

 In the pursuit of holistic relief, stretching emerges as a vital player. Position your hand on a wall. In this graceful movement, the palm faces away as you lean into the wall. Feel the delightful stretch. Thirty seconds of this embrace, repeated five times, offers a soothing relief for your strained muscles.

Your Pathway to Lasting Relief

For those who've endured bicep discomfort for a month or more, do our comprehensive online bicep rehab program. This treasure trove of guidance will illuminate your path, day by day, safeguarding you from unnecessary surgeries and preventing further injuries. Embark on this journey and bid farewell to needless pain.

Conclusion

The stretches outlined in our previous blog article "Bicep Tendonitis Exercises" are also your secret weapons against discomfort, ensuring you can hit the gym or tackle your daily activities with renewed energy. The exercises you should avoid are in this article 👉 "exercises to avoid with bicep tendonitis." Remember, the key lies in consistency and proper technique. So, embrace loosening up your biceps and brachialis with theses exercises, do the stretches, do the bicep rehab course if you've had pain for more than a month, and let's bid farewell to bicep pain together. Your journey towards pain-free arms starts now!

Join our live YouTube sessions for additional insights and answers to your questions. Let's conquer bicep tendonitis together and embrace a pain-free, empowered lifestyle!

Sincerely,

Dr. Jon Evans PT, DPT

Owner of YouFixPain.com & ProTailored Physical Therapy

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Dr. Jon Evans

Dr. Jon Evans earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Emory University in Atlanta, GA in 2011 and has his Bachelors in Exercise Science from Indiana University. He went on to complete a two year orthopedic physical therapy residency and has additional certification in vestibular rehabilitation from Emory University and training in Dry Needling. He worked in Atlanta for two years as a physical therapist and clinic director. He then moved overseas and worked alongside physiotherapists from New Zealand, South Africa, and the United Kingdom, allowing him to learn a wide array of treatment approaches not commonly offered in the United States. He also treated professional athletes in the Rugby 7s and ATP Tennis Tournaments. He Co-Founded ProTailored Physical Therapy in Fort Wayne, IN in 2015 with his wife, Vanessa Evans. His background in education and clinic experience from different parts of the world has created an excellent source for tailoring the appropriate treatment for each patient. He recently Founded You Fix Pain LLC to provide the best resources possible for people in pain that aren't ready to see a healthcare provider in person. In his free time, he enjoys relaxing with his wife and kids, traveling, and cooking. :)

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