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jackmac

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Is Tennis Elbow And Menopause Related? Posted: 06-06-04 03:23am


I have a report from an orthopaedic specialist acting for an insurance co. Stating that a 48 year old's tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) is due to menopause, not her work as a cleaner. Is this a possibility?

san54

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Joined: 28 Dec 2003
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Location: Virginia

Tennis Elbow And Menopause Posted: 06-06-04 08:37am


The doctor is working for the insurance company so they will say anything not to pay out money. See if you can get a second opinion. I am just a layperson, and I do not think they are related. I have gone thru menopause and have had no problems like that. You are just being snowed. Good luck.

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