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Paolo Basso
30/01/2010 21:02:26
The
pain
i am getting is central and not to the left which is more common with
Shin
splints
Paolo Basso
30/01/2010 20:37:09
I keep getting
pain
in the bottom of my
shin
. Dont think its
shin
splint because the symptoms are differentIt normally starts to hurt after 5-6 miles but I can run through the
pain
Bit sore after a run but not too bad
Coni Azzopardi-Johnson
30/01/2010 20:56:54
Hi, I'me having the same problem. Was doing an 8 miler on the treadmill, but had to stop after 6 1/4 with
pain
to the bottom of my left
shin
. Today, it is very sore, difficult to walk as
pain
is quite extreme.I've had
shin
splints in the past, but this is quite different!! Will have to see a sports therapist, as due to run the Brighton Marathon in April. Hope all well.Coni
Paul Gilbert 10
30/01/2010 21:09:25
I had the same thing 2years ago and I ignored it and ran through the
pain
, that was a bad idea.I went to see a physio, I had
shin
splints, was wearing the wrong trainers. This also put extra strain on my ankle, hamstrings and glutes the first major injury I have had and ended up missing a year of running so I cycled as it's less impact. I would suggest seeing a physio, going to a running shop to check your wearing the correct trainers, find exercises to strengthen your leg muscles I hope this helps.
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