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Help!! Advice needed on skiing after elbow dislocation

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Hi,
This is well and truly my only hope of getting advice!!
I dislocated my elbow badly last may. I'm going skiing this year and really nervous about falling and dislocating it again. I'm looking at getting an elbow support to help protect the elbow and give me some confidence. I know it wont totally stop the injury occurring again but hope it will offer support and added protection. Can anyone give any advice on the best elbow support to get would be!
Thanks for reading
Very Happy
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Something like this will give you some proprioception support.

https://www.mad-hq.com/product/rehband/rx-elbow-sleeve-5mm/black
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Thanks. I think I was looking for something with a bit more support in it? I use a tubigrip at the moment occasionally but doesn't so much so looking for something more substantial!
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@Becbec123, assuming your elbow is now healed and you Dr. Has given you the go ahead foe snow sports, then I would look at some elbow pads of the type used for protection during sports such as mountain biking or skating. For example. See. https://www.wiggle.co.uk/cycle/mtb/elbow-pads/?ris=1


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I can't think of anyway of stopping it happening by using a support, without severely impacting on movement. If you want to try anything, something like https://www.physioroom.com/product/Compex_Bionic_Elbow_Support_Brace_Compression_and_Stabilisation_for_Elbow_Injuries_Ergonomic_Design/3073/42335.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIm5b-tum45wIVjLTtCh0g9gyPEAQYAiABEgKrDvD_BwE

might give you some psychological support, if nothing else.
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Thank you everyone! I have been given the go ahead from dr!
Will look into these suggestions, really appreciate all your replies! Very Happy
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just be careful that a heavy braces does not transfer damage to another body part! i suggest a 5mm neoprene sleeve for warmth and proprioception.
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