Une entorse du coude est une blessure à un ou plusieurs ligaments autour du coude. Les ligaments du coude sont des bandes de tissu résistantes qui relient les os du haut et de l'avant-bras autour de l'articulation du coude. Une entorse du coude survient généralement lorsque le bras subit un étirement soudain et violent lors d'une activité physique ou d'un accident.

Rareté: Commun

Symptômes

Douleur
Douleur
Gonflement
Difficulté à plier et à étendre le coude

Traitement

Vous devez glacer et reposer votre coude en utilisant la méthode RICE (repos, glace, utiliser la compression et l'élever). Si la douleur est trop intense, l’utilisation d’AINS comme l’ibuprofène peut la soulager.

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Jeffrey M. Rothschild, MD, MPH.

Associate Professor of Medicine, Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Dr. Rothschild has been a faculty member at Brigham and Women’s Hospital where he is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. He currently practices as a hospitalist at Newton Wellesley Hospital. In 1978, Dr. Rothschild received his MD at the Medical College of Wisconsin and trained in internal medicine followed by a fellowship in critical care medicine. He also received an MP...

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