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Do you have a swelling at the site of the injury? do you get a tingling feeling at the site?
This may be a case of bursitis at the elbow which is not a type of nerve damage but a damage caused to the bursa of the elbow area due to sudden impact and subsequent inflammation at the site.
This may also be caused by the normal tingling caused by the impact on the ulnar nerve which is located near the elbow also called as "funny bone".
You may still have to visit the doctor to get a final diagnosis. In case this is a bursitis, then you may need to take some rest for a couple of days and use some pain killers as well as ice therapy to help you with healing this lesion. On the other hand, funny bone is a normal phenomenon and therefore needs no therapy but still needs caution.
Hope this helped..
There is no swelling, just a light bruise all around the elbow. It has been 11 days since I did this now.
Thanks for any feedback you can give me.
JB in Alabama