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Shin Splints (Lower Leg)

Pain at the front of the lower leg (shin). can be caused by:

- running on hard surfaces
- overpronation

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Average recovery time: 52 days

Recorded instances

whoduration
geoffstacey1 daysIce them after runs, try to have a day off running after most runs and keep to softer ground.details
Hobitas2 daysKaip ir tikejausi laiku sustojus gydimas trumpesnis. Po dvieju dienu poilsio ir masazo uzdegimo kaip nebuta. Neprireike nei vaistu nei tepalu.details
Wyatt2 daysSome massage and ice and advil and this went away pretty quick. Not sure if the treatment was needed.details
siaipsau2 daysdetails
GregBalter3 daysrest, ice, rest moredetails
kokos3 daysIngen löpning, en hel del tigerbalsam och skidstrumpor på 24/7.details
ba-ba4 daysdon't run due to knee injury...details
mags294 daysDon't through in a ski walking workout before a race if I haven't ski walked in a while. And stretch more.details
kokos4 daysVila från löpning, Voltaren!details
TimGood5 daysRestdetails
Fatjeff6 daysCaused by poor left foot position on placement. Concentrate on corect body position while runningdetails
lost6 daysdetails
olympicdreamer7 daysI think that this was just a basic case of shin splints and i think i got them last week from doing 4 days of sprints in a row...not that all of them were hard, but i still did 4 days in a row.details
disorienteer8 daysThis is going to be a continual problem for me if I don't stretch and strengthen the muscles in the lower leg.details
michaeladams9 daysdetails
jfredrickson9 daysDon't try to push through it. Retire any shoes on their upper mile limits and take a day or two off from running. Make sure to ice well after running until they're good and gone.details
Magic10 daysdetails
Ljus10 daysdetails
candis_derksen11 daysRest, rest, rest. I took about a week off of running and did weight training and swimming instead. Im going to continue with the weight training to improve my muscles in my legs.details
Englishrob12 daysWasn't shin splints?!?!? just pulled a lower leg muscle hitting a rock side on?!?!?details
Piervij13 daysLabai bijodamas fiksuoju, kad issigydziau..details
Acampbell14 dayswell they stopped hurting. and i got an interesting cure from someone this weekend at west point. he said that running on them at my age was the best thing that i could do. so i ran both days which was good cus i managed to win cus of it. details
shea_craig14 daysI haven't been running. I notice little round popping out bits on shins while doing squats, and they still tweak when bending funny, but mostly gone. I talked to the trainer about ways to avoid this in the future-stretching and strengthening the shins.details
miomy14 daysAlmost two weeks without running just to make sure they healed. Will continue with heat/ice and ibubrofin after every run. They are tight but not painful after 12 days.details
CrashStopped14 dayscauses: probably bio-mechanical, aggravated by increased running volume, a couple of intense rep workouts, and that fukn hockey game! recovery: stop running immediately, ice, massage, stretching calves, ongoing management: yet to see how this goes, but do the prescribed exercises, and ice/massage as required.details
birchy15 daysrunning on them and doin a few streches tht i have been told seems to have helped. 4 days off sik wuld of helpeddetails
bwhitch15 daysStretching and strengthing. Focus on hips and knees. Ceased pavement running. I was shocked at the quick recovery. Pushed it hard on may 18 and things seem fine. Still a little sore but improving greatly.details
Tom22 daysdetails
roschi22 daysrest, ice, Idetails
hkleaf23 daysRest and ice. Also did some strengthening exercise for the shin. The cause of pain is likely attributed to worn out running shoes, as well as sudden increase in training volume.details
silverolive25 daysdetails
mood25 daysdetails
thewottler26 daysdetails
ziggyr35 daysR&Rdetails
hkleaf42 daysLots of rest, ice, and non-running exercises (primarily biking). Also did some strengthening and stretching exercises.details
fluceluce42 daysdetails
big ev44 dayswell i think im recovered only felt a little tight today, this injury is ongoing though and will flare up if i dont train wisely. I think this bout was caused by me over training in the weeks before easter. Having the wisdom teeth out help me get over it as i was forced to rest for a few days.details
lost44 daysdetails
Mick47 daysdetails
Piervij56 daysdetails
Tom65 daysphysio fixed them up good. some rest from running helped too and plenty of strechingdetails
cporter86 daysdetails
SuvalineLohh99 daysdetails
mortenneve121 daysdetails
vosvos130 daysdetails
danf130 daysdetails
Vaala190 daysDo not run in shoes that give you niggles EVER. Rest. Do alternative exercises that don't put a strain on the shins (i.e. no running).details
Rosco210 daysdetails
distracted227 daysdetails
eadams227 daysdetails
EmmaSlemma522 daysdetails
Dangerman20+ daysdetails
bwhitch81+ daysdetails
dawob111+ daysdetails
shawntrail151+ daysdetails
eadams186+ daysdetails
justin.pettit216+ daysdetails
Tom225+ daysdetails
McDowell318+ daysdetails
Fly'n322+ daysdetails
dc334+ daysdetails
Ironguille363+ daysdetails
Sexyrunnerguy537+ daysdetails
kriksers738+ daysdetails
catherineols782+ daysdetails
c794+ daysdetails
julia800+ daysdetails


 

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