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Preparing FOR THE MARATHON? DO YOU HAVE A RUNNING INJURY?

Sprinters of all experience levels must know about running wounds that can happen. Straightforward damage can compound rapidly on the off chance that you don't react to it. Probably the most widely recognized running wounds incorporate

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Preparing FOR THE MARATHON? DO YOU HAVE A RUNNING INJURY?

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  1. Preparing FOR THE MARATHON? DO YOU HAVE A RUNNING INJURY? Dr. K.C Mishra www.orthodelhi.com

  2. Sprinters of all experience levels must know about running wounds that can happen. Straightforward damage can compound rapidly on the off chance that you don't react to it. Probably the most widely recognized running wounds incorporate www.orthodelhi.com

  3. Runners Knee Patellofemoral torment disorder (PFPS) is a brief bothering influencing delicate ligament on the underside of the knee. It's a standout amongst the most widely recognized knee wounds, which thus is the most well-known classification of wellbeing protestations confronting sprinters. www.orthodelhi.com

  4. Sprinters knee shows as agony in and around the kneecap. It is commonly compounded by movement, yet may appear to "travel every which way." Although it is conceivable to keep working out, you should check force and mileage until the point that side effects die down. It can for the most part be effectively treated with active recuperation and hostile to inflammatories. www.orthodelhi.com

  5. Shin Splints Otherwise called average tibia push disorder, this condition incites determined, hurting torment centered around the shin bone, caused by swelling here. Shin supports are bound to happen with new sprinters who increment speed or force as well rapidly or those that don't have legitimate shoe wear. www.orthodelhi.com

  6. Stress Fracture A pressure break can distress any bone when total strain demonstrates excessively for it to hold up under. The shins, rear areas, and feet are average regions sprinters encounter them. They cause extreme agony with failure to hold up under weight on the harmed zone. www.orthodelhi.com

  7. Stress cracks are normally the aftereffect of overtraining, and are not kidding. You should cease running and different strenuous exercise until recuperated, which may take 6 two months. A time of immobilization is generally required. Patients should advance painstakingly from strolling to running as recuperation proceeds. www.orthodelhi.com

  8. Pulled Muscle A pulled muscle can be caused by fatigue , overuse, or improper warm up prior to activity and is also referred to as a muscle sprain. The condition comes on suddenly, with pain, soreness, and limited range of motion in the afflicted muscle. There may be bruising, discoloration, and stiffness. In severe cases, spasms occur. www.orthodelhi.com

  9. Ankle Sprain An ankle sprain happens when ligaments that support movement of the ankle stretch beyond capacity and tear. Although it can be mild or severe, it is important to stop running right away. Swelling and stiffness accompany sharp pain, which is worsened by walking. www.orthodelhi.com

  10. Signs and Symptoms You May Be Developing a Running Injury • 1.Signs a running injury may be developing or worsening include: • 2.Unexplained, potentially mild burning or aching pain that arises during a running session. • 3.Long-term stiffness and soreness after running that seems to be growing worse over time. • 4.Any sudden onset of sharp low body pain – always a sign you should rest immediately and seek medical advice. www.orthodelhi.com

  11. Virtually all running injuries are marked by some degree of localized inflammation, swelling, and discoloration. However, this might not be obvious when an injury is first acquired. Whenever you run – especially at the beginning of a training program – err on the side of caution and seek information on any new symptoms before you continue exercise. www.orthodelhi.com

  12. How Can You Prevent Developing Injuries While Running? • Pace Yourself:One of the most important things you can do to avoid any exercise injury is be gradual in how you increase pace and intensity. Following a defined training plan can help. In general, give your body time to adjust with step-by-step improvements of no more than 5% and brief “sprints” of 10% compared to your usual speed and duration. • Leave Time for Recovery:Recovery time varies according to duration, speed, the terrain traversed (flat vs. hilly) and other factors. Giving your body time to rest and recover ensures that it can resist damage later on. • Listen to Your Body:Your body will give you plenty of clues about your endurance, level of recovery, and how you are progressing. Listen to its signals and don’t be afraid to adjust accordingly. • If you think you have a running injury, contact orthodelhiOrthopedics today to book an appointment at one of our eight convenient New York City area locations. www.orthodelhi.com

  13. Best Orthopedics Centre In Shahdara Delhi NCR At Shahdara Orthopedics Center, our highly trained medical staff of orthopedic surgeons specialize in a wide range of services. If you are living with unwanted pain in your bones or joints, we can help you live a pain free life once again. Our clinics are conveniently located in Centralia and Olympia, Orthodelhi. Our skilled physicians Dr, K.C Mishra have proven that they are some of the best in the medical treatment industry. Website: https://www.orthodelhi.in ShahdaraOrthopaedic Center Address:5874, Kabool Nagar, Shahdara Delhi – 32Phone: 9212738075, 011 22320202E- Mail: Contact@shreyahospital.in , shreyahospital837@gmail.com

  14. ShahdaraOrthopaedic Center Address:5874, Kabool Nagar, Shahdara Delhi – 32Phone: 9212738075, 011 22320202E- Mail: Contact@shreyahospital.in , shreyahospital837@gmail.com www.orthodelhi.com

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