UCL Injury LHP

The best thing you can do is research who are the top specialist in your area. If the top MD's are not near you(i.e. Dr. Andrews), still include them on your list.

Then sit down with your parents, let them know your concerns, present them with the list, and determine if your families insurance is taken by those MD's. Then get yourself an appointment as quickly as possible.

My son is recovering from elbow tendonitis that has kept him off the mound since the fall season.  He's now back to throwing out to 120 feet pain free.  Back in March he couldn't have thrown the ball 120 inches.

The thing that helped the most was finding a physical therapist who specialized in teen sports injuries.  He devised a set of exercises for my son that targeted the entire pitching motion - rather than just the arm itself.  He did the exercises religiously for six weeks before being cleared to throw.  Once he returned to throwing, the difference was dramatic. No pain at all.

While I don't know your exact circumstances, I can really advise that you seek out a good therapist. Find one that has had success getting pitchers back on the mound, throwing pain free.The elbow specialist is probably a good place to start with finding a good therapist, Do the exercises as instructed - no more, no less.