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Elbow Rehabilitation

Elbow conditions commonly develop from repetitive use, forceful gripping, lifting, or prolonged strain of the forearm muscles. Elbow pain can significantly affect work tasks that require reaching, carrying, pushing, pulling, or sustained arm use.

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Common elbow conditions include lateral epicondylitis, medial epicondylitis, cubital tunnel syndrome, elbow sprains, tendon irritation, post-fracture stiffness, and repetitive strain injuries. These conditions are frequently associated with repetitive motions, improper lifting mechanics, prolonged gripping, vibration exposure, or sustained pressure on the elbow.

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Work-related elbow injuries are common among individuals in construction, healthcare, manufacturing, food service, and office-based roles. Nerve-related elbow conditions may cause numbness, tingling, or weakness extending into the forearm and hand, affecting grip strength and coordination.

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Over time, untreated elbow conditions can limit work tolerance, reduce lifting capacity, and lead to compensatory use of the shoulder or wrist, increasing the risk of secondary injuries.

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Occupational therapy for elbow conditions focuses on restoring functional use of the arm and supporting a safe return to work and daily activities. Treatment is individualized to address the specific demands placed on the elbow and upper extremity.

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