People have different bone strength and density so the amount of force necessary to fracture your elbow is different depending on who you are. If you have healthy, strong bones it will usually take Read more
Elbow fractures often occur as a result of a direct fall on the elbow. Fractures most often occur at the olecranon, the bony tip of the elbow. The olecranon is part of the ulna, one of three bones Read more
There are a number of questions your doctor may ask you about the pain you are experiencing. They will want to know if you’ve recently had an accident, illness or injury, or if you’ve Read more
When you visit your doctor, bring a list of all of the symptoms you’ve been experiencing. Include the severity and location of your pain, along with any stiffness or sensitivity. You may be Read more
So just when should you make an appointment with your doctor if you think you’re suffering from complex regional pain syndrome? If you are experiencing constant, severe pain that affects a Read more
Oftentimes complex regional pain syndrome occurs after a forceful trauma to the arm or leg, such as during a fracture or amputation. Other traumas like surgery, heart attacks, infections, and even Read more
There are two types of complex regional pain syndrome. Type 1, previously known as reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome, occurs after an injury that didn’t directly damage the nerves of the Read more
There is a new procedure, Manos Carpal Tunnel Release, that is trying to rival the endoscopic carpal tunnel release (ECTR) procedure. There are many reputable surgeons who won’t change from Read more
Complex regional pain syndrome can occasionally spread from it’s source to elsewhere in the body, such as the opposite limb. The pain can also be worsened by emotional stress. In some Read more
Symptoms of complex regional pain syndrome can include continuous burning or pain in the arm, leg, hand or foot. Sensitivity and swelling to the area, changes in skin temperature or color, and Read more
Complex regional pain syndrome is a relatively uncommon form of chronic pain that tends to affect the arm or leg. Also known as CRPS, it’s a condition that usually develops after an injury, Read more
When you sustain a fracture to the elbow it’s imperative to seek out the skilled hands of an experienced surgeon. The bones and joints of the elbow are delicate and require expertise to heal Read more
For severe elbow fractures surgery may be required in order for the bones to heal successfully. Surgery is most often required when the fracture is unstable and is not in a natural position to Read more
An elbow fracture can generally heal without surgical intervention. As long as the bones have little chance of shifting out of place and the break is normally aligned, a cast or sling is all that Read more
If you suspect that you’ve suffered an elbow fracture, do not hesitate to see a doctor immediately. The doctor will do a physical exam to determine the severity of the injury, and then an X-ray Read more
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