Can you move your elbow if it's fractured?

Pain, swelling, bruising and stiffness in and around the elbow may be signs of a possible fracture. A snap or pop at the time of injury may be felt or heard. Visible deformity might mean that the bones are out of place or that the elbow joint is dislocated. There may be numbness or weakness in the arm, wrist and hand. read more

Pain, swelling, bruising and stiffness in and around the elbow may be signs of a possible fracture. A snap or pop at the time of injury may be felt or heard. Visible deformity might mean that the bones are out of place or that the elbow joint is dislocated. read more

technically the elbow is a joint. You probably just sprained it. Should get an x-ray. May have a hairline fracture in your arm. They'll probably check the wrist too b/c most people will brace their falls with their hands. They will also check for nerve damage. read more

Difficulty moving your elbow through its complete range of motion. Flexion and extension: You should be able to bend your elbow so that you can touch your shoulder with your fingertips. You also should be able to fully straighten your arm. read more