A hyperextended elbow can occur when the elbow moves outside its normal range of motion. This can result in a variety of symptoms, such as pain, swelling, and muscle spasms. Treatment involves ...

An injury to the UCL can be painful and result in limits to your range of motion. ... The frequent high-intensity movement of the elbow joint can cause the ligaments to stretch or tear over time.

The olecranon bursa can become damaged due to injury, overuse, and repetitive motions. This damage may result in pain, swelling, and a limited range of movement in the elbow.

Phase II (protection phase 4-6 weeks): The goals are full elbow range of motion, optimal protection and healing of the graft site, and regaining and improving muscular strength.