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How To Prevent And Treat Shin Splints?

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How To Prevent And Treat Shin Splints?

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  1. How to Prevent & TREAT SHIN SPLINTS!

  2. 6 Easy Ways To Prevent Shin Splints Rehab Exercises Take Rest Proper Footwear Ice & Pain Relievers Heat Therapy & Massage Compression Garments

  3. Rest At the first sign of shin splint pain, stop your activity until the pain goes away. If you have to get back to your starting location, walk at an easy pace and try to walk on softer surfaces (rather than concrete). Dirt trails will be softest, but asphalt is also much better than concrete. If you have recurrent shin splints, you should take two weeks off from your exercise routine to allow your shins to heal. Use that time for other activities such as swimming or biking, which won't stress your shins.

  4. ce & PAIN RELIEVERS Use cold packs on your shins for 20 minutes at a time, several times each day, being careful to have a towel or fabric between your leg and the ice so the cold pack isn't in direct contact with your skin. You could use over-the-counter non-steroidal pain medication if you have swelling or continuing pain.

  5. Compression Garments Calf and shin compression may help speed healing. You can use an elastic bandage or a shin and calf compression wrap, leg sleeves, or knee-high compression socks to support the lower leg. This may help reduce pain.

  6. Heat Therapy & Massage After the pain and swelling have subsided, which may take two to three days, you can use a heat therapy wrap for a few minutes before and after you exercise. A deep tissue massage of the shin muscles and tendons may also feel good.

  7. ProperFootwear Worn out shoes or changing shoe styles can increase the risk of shin splints. If you wear dress shoes or comfort shoes with a relatively high wedge heel, you may feel shin splints. While you are recovering, check your footwear to see if it is time to replace your shoes. It's a good time to visit a top-quality athletic shoe store and get fitted for the right footwear for your activities.

  8. Rehab Exercises Stretching and strengthening for the shins can help get your legs back in shape for running or walking. Toe raises and shin stretches can help build the shin muscles and improve their flexibility so you can overcome shin splints. You may want to consult a physical therapist to learn the exercises and techniques you need to strengthen and balance your leg muscles.

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