Man, in the last 2 months I have repaired 2 tricepts and 3 distal biceps. Tis the season for tears I suppose. Anyway bro, if you see a specialist of ANY kind, make it an orthopedic surgeon. It sounds to me like you just have a partial tear in the muscle belly rather than the tendon. The good news is that usually this does not require surgery to fix. Just some good ole rest and relaxation. Typically if it were the tendon you tore you would feel a noticeable defect behind your elbow, would have great difficulty extending your arm and horrible bruising. If this were the case you would have to have it surgically reattached. If you were going to rupture something this was the best one to tear. Biceps and pecs, depending on the size of the person are a real bitch to repair.This has been a unique 2 months though with all these people that have ruptured bis and tris. Just a quick trivia question, but do you know the most common exercise that is being performed when more than half of the people rupture their biceps? Answer: Deadlifts. Be very careful on those. Well get to an orthopod and get a MRI. Shoot me a PM if I can answer any other questions for ya bro.