CAUSES
Friction and Pressure:
The elbow bursa is designed to reduce friction on the elbow. However, repeated friction or pressure can cause these sacs to become inflamed.
Trauma and Injuries:
Falls, blows or other traumatic events can lead to bursitis swelling.
Infection:
Bacterial or other infections can affect the elbow bursa and cause inflammation.
Overuse:
Repetitive repetitive movements, especially in occupations that put constant pressure on the elbow, can contribute to bursitis swelling.
Rheumatoid Arthritis and Other Rheumatologic Diseases:
Rheumatologic diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis, can cause inflammation of the joints by the immune system.

SYMPTOMS
Swelling:
Significant swelling in the elbow area.
Pain:
Pain in the elbow area due to an inflamed bursa.
Redness and Heat:
Redness and heat in the elbow area as a result of inflammation.
Movement Restriction:
Limitation of elbow movements due to swelling and pain.

NON-SURGICAL TREATMENT METHODS FOR BURSITIS SWELLING IN THE ELBOW
Recreation and Activity Organization:
Resting the inflamed area and avoiding repetitive activities.
Cold Application:
Cold application to reduce swelling and control pain.
Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs):
Can be used under doctor’s supervision to reduce inflammation and pain.
Bursa Aspiration:
Withdrawal of fluid accumulated in the bursa.

SURGICAL TREATMENT METHODS IN BURSITIS SWELLING IN THE ELBOW
Bursal Fluid Drainage and Steroid Injection:
Removal of fluid from the bursa and steroid injection.
Antibiotic Therapy in Case of Infection:
Appropriate antibiotic treatment in case of bacterial infection.
Surgical Drainage:
In severe cases, drainage of the fluid in the bursa by surgical intervention.