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∙ 11y agonone
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∙ 11y agopaul scholes
Osgood schlatters disease is in fact worse than Achilles hell much worse
Calcium supplements (from your chiropractor or elsewhere) are not a treatment for Osgood-Schlatters disease.
Yes you can if of course you can swim and it isn't swelling. And if you can tough out the hurting by the tenderness.
Osgood-Schlatter disease is not considered a genetic condition. It is typically caused by overuse or repeated stress on the bump of cartilage on the upper shinbone where the patellar tendon attaches. It commonly affects active children and adolescents who participate in activities that involve running and jumping.
Derek jeter
Osgood Schatters Disease is a painful illness. It is caused by a boney bump under the knee cap that connects to the shin. It is common in young people and seems to lessen with pain over time.
I got diagnosed with Osgood-Schlatter recently, and the doctor said that swimming is one of the best things for it, as it's a non-weight-bearing sport. Try to avoid kicking, running and jumping, and these agrivate it, and put a pack of ice on. Type in 'What is osgood schlatters' to the top 'question' bar, and find more information, that i wrote, about it xxx
Yes, depending on the specific knee brace you get. as a sufferer of osgood i have found a knee brace to help me. i suggest you go out and find one or talk to your doctor for a good fit for you. It will help.
Yes, there have been famous athletes who have had Osgood-Schlatter disease, such as soccer player Tim Howard and basketball player Shaquille O'Neal. This condition is common among young athletes due to the repetitive stress placed on the knees during sports activities.
My son has just been diagnosed with Osgood-Schlatters. His doctor has given him the go ahead to play soccer. His treatment is as follows: stretch prior to games and practice ice after games and practice wear a brace during games and practice take advil for pain if pain becomes severe he should stop the activity and rest Other information that I have come across on Osgood-Schlatters indicate this is the preferred method of treatment.
Any injury to a joint can lead to to osteoarthritis