Elbow Flexion Assessment & Mobilization

[@keyhaneyounesi7783]

This is so helpful. Thank you so much

[@niharikasingh7972]

if someone have elbow flexion problem what exercise can they do for treatment??????

[@rdsjourney7357]

Thank you for your informative video. I started physical therapy two weeks ago but the sessions are extremely painful. I cry and beg him to stop. I scream every time he bends my elbow and my question is: is this level of pain normal. Today I stopped mid-session because I couldn't bear the pain anymore.

[@Physiotutors]

That doesn't sound right. Discomfort is okay but what you describe sounds more like torture than effective therapy. If you want to consider a second opinion, we recommend you get in touch with our colleagues at yourphysio.online for a remote consultation

[@rdsjourney7357]

@@Physiotutors thank you very much. I will check the link

[@meryemlefrouh936]

@@rdsjourney7357 Run if the therapist is aggressive with his movements, i was like you the therapist bend my elbow by force and extend it by force and i was crying and screaming because of the pain after that he causes me algodystrophy, my elbow becomes more stiff than before and i have inflammation

[@mattwinter6563]

@@meryemlefrouh936 Yes. Actually the post traumatic elbow often just needs strengthening and control work. Joint mobilisations are fine but inducing pain with stretch has a potentially negative effect on restrictions much like in the freezing stage of a frozen shoulder.

[@YoucefNia-g6v]

​@@meryemlefrouh936haw are you naw

[@nargishshama94]

Thanku so much

[@Physiotutors]

Welcome!

[@sammcconkey8768]

I have insertional and distal triceps tendinopathy and have restriction and pain around the olecranon upon elbow flexion at greater than 90 degrees. Is it safe to actively and/or passively mobilise this joint beyond 90 degrees of elbow flexion without making the insertional triceps tendinopathy worse via compression? Thank you for any reply.

[@Physiotutors]

Compression usually has to be coupled with longitudinal tension be problematic. That tension is absent in passive mobs

[@sammcconkey8768]

@@Physiotutors Thank you. Apologies for my ignorance but what to you mean by longitudinal tension? An example would be great!

[@karthik_silkroads]

@@sammcconkey8768 longitudinal tension sounds like a stretch tbh. and if youre triceps is still sensitive, you dont wanna stretch too far. how has it been doing since?

[@rahaffaoury5758]

Thanks 💕 What do you mean about hypo joint??

[@Physiotutors]

Hypo mobile= restricted/limited range of motion

[@sahilbisht5850]

I have olcranon frature. And had surgery tension k wires...in 20 dec.. but at this time.. flexion of arm is 90 degree extension on 70.. and i m doing pyshiotherapy but nothing is working for me

[@wonggary7278]

How is your condition now?

[@dipeekashinde6454]

Hello sir,my child 7 year old has elbow fracture..post fracture extension of hand is completely done but flexion is not proper..so how much time required for elbow flexion .now it's 2 months after post surgery.

[@جمالدحدوح-س4ن]

hi is this help me my arm not open or close whole

[@footballtiktokvideos5776]

Mine it bend only 90 degree nd I was fracture 2015 so... that flexion exercise can help me know

[@mpumelelosimamane1647]

Did you manage to fix it?? I have the same problem 😩 fractured mine last year

[@ilmohunartv7457]

Pizzazz no do

[@textword4339]

excuse me, I want to ask. How to do this treatment if alone? The problem is the little elbow's arm can't bend perfectly. Please explain, thank you

[@rahaffaoury5758]

Could you please learn me how can I use maitland mobilization on this joint?

[@Physiotutors]

As shown in the video and videos to come We have a video on the maitland grades as well

[@shibinkp4618]

easy to show the technique on a model.You have to do it on a real patient with restricted mobility at the elbow.Thats not easy

[@suefernandes8582]

I have extention but cannot flex my elbow more than 90 degrees , its been 5 weeks for my surgery , i suffered from elbow dislocation and wrist radius fracture,i fear that i might not be able to flex my elbow completely ...

[@Physiotutors]

5 weeks is still fairly recent, best is to try and move as best as possible in painless range

[@Ameliadregenson]

@@Physiotutors mine is 4 months since I had elbow dislocation with fracture head of radius.Yet am having difficulty in elbow flexion, extension, supination and pronation.What should I do?

[@amirajalal9373]

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