Bent Elbow Syndrome is a condition that affects the elbow joint and can be quite painful. It occurs when the forearm muscles are overworked, causing them to tighten and pull on the tendons connected to the elbow. This results in an abnormal bend of the arm at or near the elbow, resulting in pain. Symptoms associated with Bent Elbow Syndrome include stiffness, swelling, tenderness, and decreased range of motion. Treatment may involve physical therapy exercises aimed at strengthening and stretching affected muscles; rest periods; over-the-counter medications such as ibuprofen or naproxen for pain; heat applications; splinting or braces to keep your arm straight while it heals; corticosteroid injections for inflammation reduction; surgical procedures if required to repair any damage done due to tendon ruptures caused by this syndrome. With proper treatment and an awareness of how best to manage persistent symptoms related to Bent Elbow Syndrome, you should be able to return back onto your normal activities soon enough!