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1270 Views 4 Replies Latest reply: Dec 23, 2010 10:50 PM by frmeital RSS
frmeital Amateur 13 posts since
Dec 7, 2010
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Dec 7, 2010 12:31 AM

Shin splints treatment

There is a new article titled "Shin splints treatment - how to permanently cure your shin splunts and get back to your loved sport" - I thought it could be helpful to someone...

 

What do you think?





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  • Surfing_Vol Legend 848 posts since
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    1. Dec 7, 2010 5:59 AM (in response to frmeital)
    Re: Shin splints treatment

    Three observations -- (1) RICE is right for the day of injury.  (2) Current medical research on static stretching doesn't support static stretches as a treatment (that said, I incorporate post workout static stretches into my day).  (3) While NSAIDs (aspirin, ibuprofin, etc.) are associated with some negative effects, what are the pharmacological properties and contraindications of the herbs mentioned in the article?  Have the herbs been studied like the NSAIDs?  If not, you're taking a real gamble by taking what are largely unstudied and unregulated herbs because they are "natural".





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  • Basscycle Legend 236 posts since
    Dec 14, 2007
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    2. Dec 7, 2010 7:23 AM (in response to frmeital)
    Re: Shin splints treatment

    I think that a far better strategy is to figure out why you're getting shin splints in the first place an work on fixing that. But yes, ice, stretches and anti-inflammatoris seem to be great temporary band-aides.





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  • Runpals2010 Pro 105 posts since
    Dec 14, 2010
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    3. Dec 23, 2010 6:12 PM (in response to Basscycle)
    Re: Shin splints treatment

    Thanks for sharing!!





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