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hello Doctor;

I had pained from the triceps at the back of the elbow, and rest for two months, then doing the triceps rehab for two weeks already. No pain from French stretch; almost no pain/very minor pain  from Triceps towel stretch  and Towel resistance exercise,  almost no pain from French press;  no pain from Triceps kick back with holding about 8 lb.  No pain from Modified push-ups.  


However, I still have pained from the end of the elbow area when I raise my arm to throw stuff/or swing a racket. And I am still not able to do the push up because I felt the pain form the back of elbow area.  Is this Normal? Do I too hurry to try to get back to sport activate?

Plus, I am scary now and want to know more about the triceps injury and hope you can answer for me here.
Is it possible that I had ruptured triceps tendon?  What is the symptom of ruptured triceps tendon (condition of arm after ruptured triceps tendon?) I can do all the exercise for both "elbow rehab after surgery and Triceps Tendonitis Rehabilitation Exercises.



Best regards

Wai

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First, I would like to apologize for the tardiness of my reply:  I was away from all technology for the weekend. If the tendon is ruptured, you should see a shortened bundle of muscle where the muscle is contracted.  You may want to try ice massage on the point of pain, it may give some relief and bring about a change in the healing

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Dr. Paul Newhart

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All aspects of chiropractic and chiropractic care. Sports injuries and rehabilitation. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Repetitive stress disorders treatment certified. Low level laser, rehabilitation, Chiropractic education.

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Over 14 Years in chiropractic. Over 10 years with a focus on rehabilitation and sports injuries

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Doctor of Chiropractic. Post graduate training in Carpal tunnel treatment, soft tissue treaatment, sports injuries, rehabilitation

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