Reply to "Elbow pain"

BobbleheadDoll5,000+ posts

My son had an inflamed Ulnar and there was no pain. He said the elbow felt tight but didn't hurt. Took him to the doctor who is a specialist on pitchers. He checked the elow for damage and said it was in geat shape. Told him to keep throwing. The tightness dissapeared in a week or 2.
The stiffness was causing him to throw differently but once he knew it would be fine he was back to form.
Injury was a result of his arm cooling down on a freezing day after his team went on an offensive rampage in the 4th inning.
Chris anyone can read articles and delude themselves into believing they understand everything and therefore they are competent to give advice on pitching.
I am not sure if you are the researcher or the lab rat. You definitly should stay in the lab.

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