Question 1

what can i do to prevent hyperextension of my knees and elbows?

Accepted Answer

Ligamentous laxity: Is a common congenital condition that permits one to hyperextend joints and makes one "double-jointed". There is no need to worry about that when it occurs naturally. However, traumatic hyperextension injury is quite injurious. A knee brace when highly active or elbow protector can help.

Question 2

does natural elbow hyperextension have any advantages?

Accepted Answer

Hyper extension : Hyper extension of the elbow can be beneficial in some sport activities such as gymnastics.

Question 3

what is the best way to heel from elbow hyperextension?

Accepted Answer

Time: These type of injuries take about 6 weeks to heal.  A hinged elbow brace can be used to support the elbow and prevent further hyperextention, during healing.  Ice, nsaid's and therapy are also helpful.  Mostly it's a matter of time.

Question 4

whats golfer's elbow?

Accepted Answer

Elbow pain: Tendinitis or tendinosis of the medial or inner aspect of the elbow.  This is the location where the muscles which flex your wrist and fingers originate.  Symptoms would include pain and weakness in that location.  It is similar to tennis elbow, which occurs on the outer aspect or lateral aspect of the elbow.

Question 5

what is golfer's elbow?

Accepted Answer

Tendonitis. : Golfer's elbow is a inflammation of the tendons that insert on the inside of your elbow (close to the funny bone).  Usually it causes pain with pressing on the area or with certain wrist movements.  The tendons are from the muscles that flex the wrist down so sometimes this motion can aggravate the pain.  There can also be tingling associated with it.  Often it has nothing to do with golf!

Question 6

what causes a golfer's elbow?

Accepted Answer

Golfers elbow: Golfers elbow is caused by stress to the inner aspect of the elbow. This is due to the position of the elbow during the swing process. Inflammation develops in the tendon on that side of the elbow.

Question 7

think i have broken my elbow?

Accepted Answer

See the doctor: A quick x-ray will be able to tell for sure.  You're going to have your elbow for the rest of your life, so make sure you get the fracture diagnosed if it's there.

Question 8

i have 1 problem in my elbow?

Accepted Answer

Elbow problem: U need to be more specific like stating what you r experiencing like severity and frequency of pain ,swelling, stiffness. Any trauma. ? Any prior episodes ? Any other joints involved. Any constitutional symptoms like fatigue ,fever, appetite loss etc?

Question 9

pain when leaning on my elbow?

Accepted Answer

Depends: It depends on which side of your elbow and where the pain might be. If you are suffering pain right over the point of your elbow when you lean on it, it could be skin irritation to a bursitis. If you get it on the inside or outside (medial or lateral) aspects, then it is more likely tendon issues. I hope this helps a little and best of luck!

Question 10

pain in my elbow. please help?

Accepted Answer

Eval: Recommend medical assessment to determine the cause. Your doctor can develop a treatment plan based on this. Acupuncture can be very helpful for a number of causes of elbow pain.

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