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Sharp pain inside elbow
After riding a roller coaster my elbow started hurting after the launch. I'm getting really sharp pains in my right elbow, like for instance in a t-position palms facing up then bicep curl hurts so bad but when I do just a regular bicep curl in front of me it doesn't hurt as bad. I don't know what's wrong :(
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• Do elbow strengthening exercises • Ball or sock squeeze • Wrist deviation • Wrist curls • Do stretching exercises:- • Forearm Rotation • Begin with your elbow at your side and bent to 90 degrees . Turn your palm up and down as far as possible pain-free. Repeat 10 – 20 times. • Elbow Extension • Place your elbow on the edge of a bench or table. Straighten your elbow using your other hand until you feel a mild to moderate stretch pain-free. Repeat 10 – 20 times.
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Apply ice compression for 15 min 3 times a day for 3 days n avoid lifting weights n strenuous work.
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If pain doesn’t subside then visit a physical therapist.
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