Mobilizations are performed with minimum 6 seconds distraction stretch followed by partial release then followed by slow intermittent stretch at 3-4 seconds intervals.

Oscillations for 2 minutes at 2-3 oscillations per second.

Muscle Energy Technique is given in the form of post isometric relaxation with 5-7 sec hold for 8-10 repetitions followed by a gentle passive stretch. Only 20% resistance is offered to the isometric contraction.

Hot pack for ten minutes.

Active and active-assisted exercises for the:

• Elbow flexion and extension

• Wrist flexion and extension

• Forearm supination and pronation

• Lock and key exercises.

• Shoulder flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, and rotation (10 repetitions x 1sets) Low-intensity isometric resistance exercises for;

• Elbow flexion and extension

• Forearm supination and pronation (10 sec hold) (10 repetitions x 1 set) Resistance will be provided manually by the therapist. Along all these exercises Mobilisations are performed with minimum 6 seconds distraction stretch followed by partial release then followed by slow intermittent stretch at 3-4 seconds intervals.

  3 days per week for 3 weeks. Oscillations for 2 minutes at 2-3 oscillations per second.

Changes from baseline Numeric pain rating scale is a self-administered, or analyst reported, measuring instrument comprising of a scale that shows numerical ranges usually from 0-10 or 0-100. In this scale extreme or farthest point shows having 'no pain' to having 'extreme pain'.

Changes from baseline range of motion( ROM) of elbow joint flexion is taken by using Goniometer.

Changes from baseline range of motion( ROM) of elbow joint extension is taken by using Goniometer.

Changes from baseline range of motion( ROM) of forearm supination is taken by using Goniometer.

Changes from baseline range of motion (ROM) of forearm pronation is taken by using Goniometer.

Changes from baseline disability is measured through DASH (Disability of the arm, shoulder and hand) questionnaire. DASH questionnaire is a self reported area specific outcome measuring tool for symptoms and disabilities in upper limb. It mainly comprise of a 30-items scale which is further consist of questions related to difficulty in performing normal daily activities, scored on 5 response options. Scores for these 30 items then calculate on a scale of 0 (no disability) to 100 (most severe disability)