Overview

Elbow Pain

The elbow helps us in carrying out most of our day-to-day activities like throwing, lifting and swinging. If it gets injured or if pain arises, many impairing limitations that limit routine movements can result.

Overview

Elbow Pain

The elbow helps us in carrying out most of our day-to-day activities like throwing, lifting and swinging. If it gets injured or if pain arises, many impairing limitations that limit routine movements can result.

No Appointments Necessary

No Appointments Necessary

Walk-ins are always welcome, or schedule an appointment to reserve a time.

Fast and Specialized

Fast and Specialized

Skip the emergency room wait and receive more specialized attention than at an urgent care center.

Uniquely Certified

Uniquely Certified

Ranking at the top 1% in medical certifications, our doctors are trusted medical directors for the NBA and MLB.

No Appointments Necessary

Walk-ins Welcome

Walk-ins are always welcome, or schedule an appointment to reserve a time.

Fast and Specialized

Fast and Specialized

Skip the emergency room wait and receive more specialized attention than at an urgent care center.

Uniquely Certified

Uniquely Certified

Ranking at the top 1% in medical certifications, our doctors are trusted medical directors for the NBA and MLB.

Elbow PAIN

About

Common factors causing elbow pain are fractures, strains and sprains. Another common cause of pain is the dislocation of the elbow, which usually happens due to one of the bones that form the elbow joint, getting displaced. Other common causes of pain are tennis and golfer’s elbow, which are types of tendinitis that provoke swelling. Both of these conditions are very similar in most aspects, except that in tennis elbow, the outside of the elbow is affected or injured, while in the case of golfer’s elbow, it’s the inside that becomes affected. Rheumatoid arthritis  and osteoarthritis are also a major cause of pain.

Common causes for elbow pain:

• Strains or Sprains

• Dislocated Elbow

• Fractured Elbow

• Tennis Elbow and Golfer’s Elbow

• Arthritis