Thai Acupressure - Stiffness with pain when bending and straightening the Elbow - Full Course Below

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Problem description:
• Stiffness and pain are present when bending and straightening the elbow and while lifting heavy loads.
• This condition may follow an injury or a prolonged lack of elbow motions such as while the arm is cast following a fracture.

Possible underlying pathologies:
Post-injury conditions
Non-specific tendinosis
Nerve entrapment at the elbow
Osteoarthritis of the elbow
Overworked or fatigued elbow ligaments
Joint inflammation
Post-injury condition

Contraindications and warnings:
• Any stretching in an acute condition
Careful stretching may be effective in chronic
conditions but would be harmful in acute
conditions.
• Pressure on sensitive lines and points that
create or aggravate the symptoms
• A pressure that makes the client shrink or
move away from your hands

Red flags
If these symptoms are present, the client should be referred to a physician for evaluation:
• Recent severe trauma
• Constant or progressive pain
• Persistent pain without an apparent cause
that has appeared suddenly
• Any acute condition
• Any unusual signs