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Hip Pain in Runners
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The focus of this article is on hip labral tears in runners. There are many causes and contributing factors to the development of a hip labral tear and treatment options are limited.Ankle Pain From Swimming
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*The past few weeks I have had this dull, sometimes sharp pain around my ankle. It's on the front of my ankle (which is weird). I get the most pain when swimming.Cold Water Cramps
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As I was pulling my wetsuit off while standing in the water, my left calf cramped such that my foot was pointed, the muscle was rock hard, and I could not pull my foot out of point for 30 seconds. Ulnar Nerve Palsy
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Ulnar nerve injuries are common among cyclists and carpal tunnel syndrome is the only neuropathy (nerve injury) more common.Plantar Fasciitis and Running Cadence
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I have an ongoing problem with Plantar fasciitis (PF). A running friend of mine had heard that raising your running cadence is a good way to ease PF?Midfoot Pain
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Since just about when taper started, and on nearly every run since, I've been having pain in my midfoot. Any ideas what might be going on? Deep Calf Pain After Running
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Deep calf pain can be a tricky problem to deal with, and it’s appropriate that you are paying attention to this pain before it becomes a more debilitating injury. No Pancreas, Gaining Weight, Wanting to Exercise
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I had my pancreas removed four months ago, I’m doing some exercise, struggling with the diabetes, and my usual slim frame is putting on weight and I don’t ever seem to feel full up after eatingBartholin Gland Cyst
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How long did it take to heal, also did it come back? I've got a race in three weeks, which is only a B race, but it looks like I will miss it as it is just too painful to ride. Pre-diabetic!
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Pre-diabetes is a very common and treatable condition. Through your physical activity and appropriate diet choices, you have already taken many steps to delay or avoid progression to type 2 diabetes.Training with an Inguinal Hernia
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It is hard to have to take time out of a training program to recover from surgery. The good news is that most of the time patients with this type of surgery are back to full activity in two weeks.Upper Hamstring Pain
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This article goes through some diagnosis and treatment options for upper hamstring pain.ITBS: Using Foam Rollers
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I've got ITBS and foot issues and have been rolling it out with the foam roller. How long should I roll per session and how many sessions per day?The Doctor Tells Me Not To Run Anymore!
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The doctor says not to run again. Ever. Needless to say, I’m not taking this very well. Can I recover from this? Where should I go from here?
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The American Medical Society for Sports Medicine (AMSSM) was formed in 1991 to fill a void that has existed in sports medicine from its earliest beginnings. The founders most recognized and expert sports medicine specialists realized that while there are several physician organizations which support sports medicine, there has not been a forum specific for primary care non-surgical sports medicine physicians.
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