Yet another knee pain thread

Discussion in 'Injuries' started by Dill, Nov 29, 2004.

  1. Double_Player

    Double_Player Regular Member

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    wear a knee brace/support. It always helps
     
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    Sorry to revive a thread like this, but I've had tendinitis (Jumper's Knee) for well over a year now, but recently, the pain has just spiked. Glimpses of incredible pain arises a day after I play while I sit down or when I'm just standing. I've just purchased a knee brace and will use it everytime I play, but is it advisable to buy just one knee brace and continue playing or should I take a break from badminton until school starts?

    BTW: I've visited doctors and athletic medics before about this problem and none of them really helped my knee to recover, they just provide ways to dull or lessen the pain.
     
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    try to apply ice (cold compress) after every game, and in most cases if you feel some "tenderness" in your knees. i guess your doctor has prescribed NSAID to ease any form of swelling and pain. rest will be an important aspect in your recovery. ask a physical therapist for some knee strenghtening exercises as well. just be patient and i'm sure you'll be back in no time. i hope this helps.;)
     
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    Thanks alot for the advice, karma for you!
     
  5. Kiloo

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    After 2 years I for one wud like to know about how all the guys posted here are now faring. Hnvg recently gone down with knee pain I am going thru all these threads on this site in an attempt to find something useful and I did.
    1-stopped playing mostly (3 weeks now)
    2-wearing brace when i hv to walk or stand for over 1/2hr. relieves weight on the joint
    3-taking 2000mg Glucosamine/day
    4-physio recommended special exercises, diligently doing (BORING LOL)
    Found much less pain in past 2 days, can bend knee well but still apinful at the end.
    So much for now
     
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    15 years old and having pains can also come down to growing pains. (sorry if its been mentioned...i havnt taken the time to read through everything.)

    You still have another 5 years or so of growing and at around age 15 you go through a fairly large growth spurt. This combined with overextension of your knee or a slight strain on your knee could be the cause of all the pain.

    Just something else to think about.
     
  7. land81

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    Hi, i started playing badminton again recently after stopping nearly 2 years due to knee injury. My knee pain is gone for now but i am just wondering whether by wearing knee bands or braces will be appropriate to prevent knee pain again. Which is better recommended? bands or braces?
     
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    Whatever u do, chose something which will NOT press yr knee cap onto the knee head of the femur. The knee band has to have a hole in it to leave the cap free, while keeping everything together.
     
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    I wanted to ask, whether it was in this thread or the other, that PRP was mentioned (Platelet Rich Plasma). I read a lot about it. Has anyone done the treatment. Any results, ideas, opinions are welcome as I got an appointment to go for treatment. Before I go I'd like to hv a few tips. Thnx
     

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