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Does Osgood-Schlatter Disease stunt growth?
doses osgood schlatter disease cause my leg to stunt
How did osgood-schlatter disease get its name?
Dr. Osgood and Dr. Schlatter were the first two doctors to discover and find a cure for this disease.
How common is osgood-schlatter disease in dogs?
rare
Which pro athletes have had osgood schlatter disease?
Derek jeter
Is osgood schlatter disease common?
yes, in young athletic people.
How long does it take for osgood schlatter to be cure?
All you have to do is rest it and put ice on it
Can Osgood Schlatter kill you?
no Osgood-Schlatter can not kill you in eventually goes away as you grow into an adult because it is found in children who are in puberty and is involved in sports including the knee like track/field or any running related sports.
Can Osgood-Schlatter kill you?
no Osgood-Schlatter can not kill you in eventually goes away as you grow into an adult because it is found in children who are in puberty and is involved in sports including the knee like track/field or any running related sports.
What is the medical definition of Osgood-Schlatter's disease?
Osgood-Schlatter's disease is basically a painful swelling with a specific location. This swelling is located below the knee, on the shinbone. The bump is a part of your anatomy - more technically known as the anterior tibial tubercle.
Are there any famous athletes who had osgood slatters disease?
Dai Green is an Olympian and World Champion hurdler. He was diagnosed with Osgood-Schlatter disease as a teen. Osgood-Schlatter is an irritation of the patellar ligament and is characterized by painful lumps just below the knee and is most often seen in young adolescents
Can the effects of having had osgood-schlatter disease cause problems for you when you're older?
The effects do not usually persist into adulthood.
Is osgood schlatters disease genetic?
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.
