Elbow & Arm Pain Therapy - Musculoskeletal Conditions - Perth

A tear of the biceps tendon that can cause sudden pain, bruising and weakness with lifting or twisting, often requiring structured rehab (and sometimes surgery). 

Irritation of the biceps tendon causing pain at the front of the arm or shoulder, often aggravated by lifting and repetitive use. 

Joint wear or inflammatory change that can cause pain, stiffness and reduced range, affecting lifting and daily arm function. 

Sprain of the radial collateral ligament on the outer elbow, which can cause pain and instability during gripping or pushing tasks. 

Sprain of the ulnar collateral ligament on the inner elbow, common in throwing athletes and activities requiring repeated valgus stress. 

Sprain of the ulnar collateral ligament on the inner elbow, common in throwing athletes and activities requiring repeated valgus stress. 

Overload-related pain on the outside of the elbow affecting grip and lifting, often managed with graded strengthening and load modification. 

Overload-related pain on the inside of the elbow affecting gripping and wrist flexion tasks, treated with progressive strengthening and activity changes. 

Inflammation of the bursa at the tip of the elbow, causing swelling and tenderness, sometimes linked to pressure or trauma. 

Pinching at the back of the elbow often with extension, common in overhead or throwing activities and repeated end-range loading. 

A fracture near the elbow joint that can limit rotation and bending/straightening, often requiring progressive mobility and strengthening rehab 

A sprain of stabilising structures near the radial head that can cause pain with rotation, gripping and weight-bearing through the arm. 

Compression of the ulnar nerve at the elbow causing tingling or numbness in the ring and little fingers and possible hand weakness. 

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