I actually have developed tennis elbow through baseball. We play and practice everyday, and the pain is on the inside part of my right elbow. I throw and hit right handed, and have had the pain for about 3 months now. Is there anyway I can heal my elbow while still participating in activity everyday. Exercises?
It is on the inside of my elbow, the side closest to my body.
Alright so about 2 months ago i noticed while i was laying on my couch with my arm extended up every time i flex the arm it makes about 7-8 quick cracking sounds. I have played baseball all of my life and recently started pitching. I went to the dct. and they told me it was fine and normal if i had no pain, now that im at college i have had constant elbow pain especially in the mornings. I will wake up to a stiff arm sore elbow and i need to work it into the day. Im not sure if it is normal and can be healed with rest or if i have a true problem here.
I am 14 and i don’t usually pitch but when I start to throw a lot my ligament in my elbow hurts REAL bad, to the point where I cant even hold my arm up anymore. My coach says its because i’m not following through.
1) Does anybody have any additional information on what i’m doing wrong?
2) How do i stretch it/rest it so it stops hurting?
3) Should i see a doctor?
I play baseball, as a pitcher and whenever I throw my elbow hurts a little bit. I am able to pitch, but by the 2nd or 3rd inning my arm is dying. Its like all the energy is leeched out of my elbow. It did the same thing last year, and I did not play baseball for an entire year, but when I got right back to playing it immediatly hurt. I went to the docter but they said nothing apparent was wrong with it. How can this be if I can feel it and it’s affecting my game. What is wrong with it?
I play a lot of baseball over the course of the year, and I have had a problem with the inside of my elbow slightly below the wide part of the bone. It tends to get inflamed, which makes it sore. I notice it when making long throws. I play outfield and do not pitch if that helps. Thanks.
I play a lot of baseball. OF only. No pitching. And when making long throws I’ve noticed it gets a little sore. Sometimes it gets inflamed there. Any idea what the exact cause would be or how to heal it? Thanks.
He plays baseball and for the last couple of games he has been complaining about his arm hurting him. He is a pitcher and he says it hurts him when he throws. But tonight he hit a home run and still said it hurt REALLY bad. We asked him does it feel better than it did last game at least…he said it hurts worse. Whats going on and how do we treat it.
I play baseball, but my elbow hurts when i throw the ball. I am right handed and it is the inside part,(not the weenus). When i throw it doesn’t hurt as i throw but about 15-30 seconds later it really starts to hurt. I have tried icing it, but the problems still occur.Any answers. Btw im 14
Well i do not throw curveballs. I have been working out every day, so could it be overworked?
I have a very weird case. I used to have big shoulder problems, but I worked it out. Now, when I start to throw, I have a lot of pressure and tension on the inside of my elbow. But when I don’t do any throwing for like 15 minutes my arm feels good as new with no pain whatsoever. Anyone know what this means or how to fix it?
ok so for the last couple of months i have felt pain in my elbow when playing baseball…..the pain went away a month ago but came back again today…
i have also been leifting weights but i dont think that that is the reason my elbow hurts….both my forearms hurt but i dont know if its from lifting or tennis elbow/
has anyone had this before?
if yes, what can i do to better the health of my elbow?
tank u
i have a lot of pain after i throw a baseball for a long time (pitching) i am going to stop pitching now so i can rest my elbow ( and because i suck at pitching) the pain is right on top of the elbow ( in the back of my arm) i have alot of pain there. even doe i will stop pitching i still have to throw the ball form another position so i need to know what this is and how to treat it and how to get rid of it for ever. i think its tennis elbow but idk because i play baseball not tennis.
when the pain first stared i went to the doctor and i took x rays of it and there was nothing wrong.
i play baseball on my varsity high school team and wooden bat league in fall. i am a junior in high school.for some reason ever since 7 or 8 grade year ive been having soreness in my elbow. in little league i was a great pitcher. i pitched on are all-star team and everything. but since then i have stopped pitching due to the fact that my elbow gets sore after idk one inning or so. but even in p.e. when we use balls as throwing objects my elbow starts to feel really sore and i have to sit out. kinda feels like after you get done pitching when it feels heavy and hurts to lift it. i usually try to tough it out but i dont want to mess it up more than it is. i have broken it once and also sprained it too. but that was like freshmen year and it was sore before that even happend. i talked to the team medical trainer and he said to work on my mechanix and strengthing it but i just cant see what im doing wrong when i throw. sometimes in warmups before games it starts to get sore just from playing catch. so now im basically stuck at first base, which is my favorite position though. i am left handed too. and ive always played infield. i have trouble with throwing the ball very far. but i just dont know what is causing my elbow to hurt so easily and so much. any suggestions?
usually when i throw a baseball and play catch this starts, and it right at the joint in my elbow.. does this have any relations to ""tennis elbow"" – and wat is tennis elbow
Elbow pain. Such a little short phrase that is actually able to cause such great and long lasting suffering and pain.
Elbow pain can cause a lot of discomfort. Every single person who has experienced this condition knows that this is the case. How is it possible to get rid of the discomfort? Read on for more information on elbow pain.
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The room was quiet and John lay on his side watching television. As he got up and began tidying the bed to go to sleep he felt an excruciating pain in his elbow. Taken by surprise, he sat down on the bed and touched the area and found that it was swollen. He sat in the same place for several minutes trying to recall where he could have hurt his elbow. Not able to recall a thing, he went into the kitchen and rubbed some ice over the spot, hoping that the pain and swelling would subside!
What the factors that cause elbow pain?
There are many factors that can cause pain in the elbow, with one of them being tendinitis, which is an injury and inflammation that is caused to the tendons. Most of the people who are at risk of developing elbow pain are those who play racquet sports. The term given to the injury caused because of the above is termed tennis elbow. Of course gardening, using a screwdriver, playing baseball and overusing your wrist may also be the cause of elbow tendinitis. Apart from the causes mentioned above, a few other factors that contribute to the pain in the elbow are:
- Strain in the elbow
- Any type infection that occurs in the elbow
- Arthritis – This term refers to the narrowing of the joint space as also the loss of the cartilage in the elbow.
- Bursitis – In this case, there is an inflammation of a fluid-filled cushion that is located underneath the skin.
What are the symptoms associated with elbow pain? Pain, numbness, swelling, tingling and weakness or changes in the color or temperature are some of the common symptoms of elbow pain.
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Yes, you can reduce the pain in the elbow at home. Here are some steps to help you reduce the pain.
- Apply ice by wrapping it in a cloth for about 15 minutes every hour on the first day you notice the pain. Continue applying ice for up to 3 days while increasing the number of hours for e.g. use the application every 3 to 4 hours after the first day.
- Once that is done, wrap the elbow with a bandage. You can also use an air splint to prevent using the elbow.
- If possible, keep your elbow elevated above you heart and give the elbow rest for at least 2 days. It is advisable that you do not return to the activity that resulted in the problem for about 3 weeks.
- Once you find that the pain and swelling has subsided, gradually strengthen the muscles with the help of a physical therapist.
When is it advisable to contact a medical professional? It is advisable to meet a medical professional if:
- The pain does not improve with the above steps.
- The elbow cannot be used effectively.
- The pain in the elbow is caused because of a direct elbow injury.
- The pain in the elbow is accompanied by fever, swelling and redness.
- There is deformity.
Can tennis elbow pain in forearm be prevented? How? Yes, you can prevent elbow pain. Follow these steps to prevent elbow pain.
- First of all reduce the amount of time you spend in the activity that is the reason for the pain.
- Than warm up slowly, by stretching the forearm before as well as during and after the exercise.
- While playing use an elbow sleeve and the correct grip size as also racquet strings that are not too tight. If you have already suffered an injury, you could use an elbow band too.
- If you have been told to exercise, carry of the regime without fail!
| By Rachna Gupta Published: 1/7/2008 |
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