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	<title>Comments on: What can I do to help my elbow?</title>
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		<title>By: CC</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Mar 2010 00:00:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Advil is fine for inflammation, but your primary care doctor should have referred you to a specialist: an orthopedist - a sports medicine doc. This has been going on for months? Way too long. If your elbow bone is &quot;weird&quot; and &quot;sticking out,&quot; that&#039;s more than Advil and rest can cure. 

Please see a specialist ASAP. They will probably take X-rays (just in case), and at the very least send you home with specific exercises to do, or possibly send you to physical therapy. The PT folks have equipment you don&#039;t have at home, show you how to do exercises so you do them safely and to best effect, and monitor your progress.

And what are you doing playing basketball, etc., before you&#039;ve healed? You aren&#039;t giving those tendons a chance to heal; you keep aggravating the condition. I know that&#039;s not what you want to hear - none of us likes to be laid up!

Good luck! Sorry you hurt yourself.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Advil is fine for inflammation, but your primary care doctor should have referred you to a specialist: an orthopedist &#8211; a sports medicine doc. This has been going on for months? Way too long. If your elbow bone is &quot;weird&quot; and &quot;sticking out,&quot; that&#8217;s more than Advil and rest can cure. </p>
<p>Please see a specialist ASAP. They will probably take X-rays (just in case), and at the very least send you home with specific exercises to do, or possibly send you to physical therapy. The PT folks have equipment you don&#8217;t have at home, show you how to do exercises so you do them safely and to best effect, and monitor your progress.</p>
<p>And what are you doing playing basketball, etc., before you&#8217;ve healed? You aren&#8217;t giving those tendons a chance to heal; you keep aggravating the condition. I know that&#8217;s not what you want to hear &#8211; none of us likes to be laid up!</p>
<p>Good luck! Sorry you hurt yourself.</p>
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		<title>By: Ton</title>
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		<description>Your Doc is right.  Rest and advil is the treatment.  You may get cortisone injections if the injuries dont heal.  Its a rotten injury because its hard to totally rest your elbows.  It can take months before they feel good again. Try your best not to overuse your elbows.  Dont sleep with your arms folded or bent.  Try keep them in a neutral position somewhere between staright out and folded up is good.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Your Doc is right.  Rest and advil is the treatment.  You may get cortisone injections if the injuries dont heal.  Its a rotten injury because its hard to totally rest your elbows.  It can take months before they feel good again. Try your best not to overuse your elbows.  Dont sleep with your arms folded or bent.  Try keep them in a neutral position somewhere between staright out and folded up is good.</p>
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