Anyone got any ideas of how to shake this patellar tendonitis? I have had it now for about 6-7 weeks and can't shake it. I have pain that is itchy and burning sometimes and then other times it is a dull pain like the tendon is bruised.
I have been icing and using moist heat as well. Any ideas on maybe some analgesics?
I have done zero biking or running. Just lifting upper body and swimming a little bit.
Took me a month of doing nothing to strain it.. no running, or biking.. to heal mine. Then, I slowly eased back into exercise, biking first and starting with a mile run...and stopped if I felt any pain. Also starting wearing a patellar brace (like chopac brace) which seemed to help.... that is my story anyway, and it has been okay since. I made the mistake when I first felt the pain or trying to push through it which made it worse.
Jeff
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Anyone got any ideas of how to shake this patellar tendonitis? I have had it now for about 6-7 weeks and can't shake it. I have pain that is itchy and burning sometimes and then other times it is a dull pain like the
tendon
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is bruised.
I have been icing and using moist heat as well. Any ideas on maybe some analgesics?
I have done zero biking or running. Just lifting upper body and swimming
Anyone got any ideas of how to shake this patellar tendonitis? I have had it now for about 6-7 weeks and can't shake it. I have pain that is itchy and burning sometimes and then other times it is a dull pain like the tendon is bruised.
I have been icing and using moist heat as well. Any ideas on maybe some analgesics?
I have done zero biking or running. Just lifting upper body and swimming a little bit.
Roll out the quads You can use the PVC or the rolling pin to lay on or you can check out www.tpmassageball.com and get their complete kit for $120. IF you can loosen the quads the pressure on the tendons will disappear.
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IF you can loosen the quads the pressure on the tendons will disappear.
That's interesting. I had a similar knee problem. My physical therapist gave me a stretch for the side of my hip. After months, my PT knee pain went away within a few days.
Gleshna
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That's interesting. I had a similar knee problem. My physical therapist gave me a stretch for the side of my hip. After months, my PT knee pain went away within a few days.
Gleshna
Gleshna, could you please send the directions for this stretch?