Why Your Elbow Hurts (And What To Do About It!)
A video on YouTube. In Fitness, a Krater category.
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A comprehensive guide on common elbow injuries, including anatomical causes, symptoms, and rehabilitation strategies.
From the video
Answers: Why does my elbow hurt and what can I do about it?
- elbow anatomy
- lateral elbow tendinopathy
- medial elbow tendinopathy
- triceps tendinopathy
- distal biceps tendinopathy
- ulnar collateral ligament injury
- cubital tunnel syndrome
- radial tunnel syndrome
- olecranon bursitis
- traumatic elbow injuries
- rehab strategies
What it concludes
- Local inflammation is likely not the primary driver of tendinopathy, meaning complete rest, ice, and anti-inflammatory medications are rarely the main recommendation.
- Rehab is the preferred method of management for tendinopathies.
- Imaging is generally not indicated for tendinopathy unless there is suspicion of a fracture, dislocation, or instability.
- Shoulder and neck issues like cervical radiculopathy can refer pain down the arm and into the elbow, mimicking elbow diagnoses.
- Most rehab changes are meant to be temporary, allowing you to take one step back so you can eventually take two steps forward.
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