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Don’s Chondromalacia Knee Pain
Women are the most susceptible to Knee Cap Pain. Having smaller kneecaps makes women’s knees track differently than men’s. High impact forces while running, climbing and jumping can pound the cartilage and the surrounding tissues and can cause swelling and tenderness. You may hear grinding noises in the knee. Touching and massaging the kneecap to find the tenderness is a good indication that you have Chondromalacia. The Patella (Knee Cap) is the thickest cartilage you have because the knee gets most pounding (stress) in your body. Lubrication (Viscousupplementation) is the key to a healthy joint. Synovial Fluid with its large HA molecules provide viscosity and elasticity to the joint for more stability. There are many Sports Injury Specialists such as Orthopedic Surgeons, Chiropractors, Athletic Trainers, Physical Therapists and your Primary Physicians. They have a full range of diagnoses, exercise plans and treatments to help you recover in a few months. You will hear them discuss anti-inflammatory medicines, rest, ice, lightweight sets of high repetition exercises and many other modalities. The main focus could be your Quadriceps (main muscle on the top of your thighs.) Also the Hamstrings muscles on the back of the thigh need strength training to work with the Quads. Goode Wraps for the Knee is a very good option while going through the therapy. Click on to our Major University Research section to see Goode Wraps double-blinded studies show we reduce pain, swelling, inflammation and relax muscle to protect the tendons. Also, our Goode Wraps Compression Shorts are amazing to relax the Quadriceps and balance the Hamstrings and accelerate your recovery time. Our Colorado State research (High Jumps) showed we increase your Athletic Ability by 5%. We developed the shorts with a Green Bay Packers kicker. His muscles felt fresher; he had a shorter warm up and was kicking 5 yards further. Top research, quality products that can last for years with easy care and wonderful testimonials will dramatically reduce the recovery time to weeks, not months.
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"I just wanted to write a short note to let you know how
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From: Eileen P.
To: "'sota@200.com'" Subject: Thank You
Date: Wed, 29 Dec 1999 11:18:56 -0800
basketball, volleyball and softball (at the same time) and was suffering from
patella tendinitis (chondromalacia). I
ordered one of the knee wraps and in 3 days the swelling was completely gone. From time to time it will reoccur and she will
immediately put the wrap on. Usually in less
than 12 hours she is as good as new. Recently
she suffered a deep thigh bruise and moved the knee wrap up to the thigh and in 2 days it
was as good as new. I just ordered a second
knee wrap because she wants to wear one on each knee every night to prevent any further
pain associated with thepatella tendinitis. It
is a great product for my child and I will continue to recommend it to all of my
friends."
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One of the big differences between the effects of patellar tendinitis (that is, tendinitis of the patella--the kneecap), and chondromalacia is that tendinitis sufferers are much better able to locate the pain. Whereas people with chondromalacia may rub their fingers up, down, and around the knee to indicate where it hurts, when you have tendinitis you can put a fingertip right on the spot. It's so tiny and specific that you can put the tip of a ballpoint pen right on the spot and just about levitate yourself into the air with pain. And that spot is right at the bottom of the kneecap, where the tendon that goes on to connect to the shinbone begins--hence the name, patellar tendinitis.
It's also called jumper's knee, as it was first described in the
takeoff leg of high jumpers. But it turns out that basketball players probably have more
jumper's knee than anybody
else. You also see it in dancers, runners (and it's
very hard to deal with in runners, for some reason), volleyball players--anyone who runs
and jumps regularly may suffer from tendinitis. And, like chondromalacia, it sneaks up on
you, first hurting after your activity, then toward the end of the activity, then during,
at the beginning, and finally all the time. It's not nearly as common as
chondromalacia-nothing is--but it's more difficult to deal with. It's probably the second
most frequent knee injury.
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Tendinitis, Paratendinitis and Tendinosis
Of all the overuse problems associated with knee injury, tendinitis is among the
most common. In the past, all
conditions have been termed tendinitis and treated accordingly-cramps, spasm
and foot aches. There now are several different pathological entities. These are:
tendinitis, paratendinitis, tendinosis, partial and complete rupture.
Tendinitis is a catch term for inflammation of the tendon itself from a ankle injury, and can often co-exist with paratendinitis causing all the symptoms of ankle pain, cramps, spasm and aches.
The cause of tendinitis usually results from microscopic tears within the tendon and triggering an inflammatory response within the tendon. Common areas susceptible to tendinitis are; achilles, patella, adductor longus, supraspinatus, biceps, tibialis posterior and flexor hallucis longus tendons.
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This tube wrap pulls on over your foot up to your knee. This can also be used as a
Regular Leg Warmer or Shin Wrap. To use this wrap, the circumference of your leg at
both the knee cap and calf should be 12-to-18 inches.
Price: $45.00 each
LARGE Tendinitis Knee Wrap
This tube also pulls on over your foot up to your knee. It can also be used as a
Large Leg Warmer or Large Shin Wrap. This wrap will fit you if the circumference of
your leg at both the knee cap and calf is 18-to-23 inches.
Price: $50.00 each
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In reality, pain in hip, and knee joints can
be nothing more serious than referred pain from myofascial trigger points (tiny
contraction knots) in the muscles of the hip and thigh. Even when a hip or knee joint has
suffered a verifiable physical injury, trigger points in associated muscles always
contribute a major part of the pain. Referred pain can be every bit as intense and
debilitating as pain from a damaged joint.
Some researchers suspect that
trigger points may actually be the root cause of true osteoarthritis and other kinds of
joint deterioration. This is because muscles afflicted with trigger points become
shortened and stiff. When this happens, even normal movement puts undue strain on muscle
attachments at the joints, which can eventually result in damage to connective tissue and
distortion of the joints themselves.
DR. MERCOLA'S COMMENT:
Using anti-inflammatory medication for these tendon (tendinitis) problems is a prescription for disaster as they clearly do not treat the underlying cause and have the potential to cause significant complications.
Put simply, the philosophy is that the body is a self regulating bioenergetic and biomechanical phenomena which will continue to regulate itself for as long as it has the reserve energy necessary to sustain life, by the ongoing process of biological adaptation.
Bowen realized that the body would regulate itself and return to balance if the appropriate neurological and neuromuscular context was created so that it could. There was never the question of if it could, this was implicit -- the fact that the person had life was evidence enough that it could!
One of the big differences between the effects of patellar
tendinitis (that is, tendenitis of the patella--the kneecap), and chondromalacia (runner's
knee) is that tendinitis sufferers are much better able to locate the pain. Whereas people
with chondromalacia (runner's knee) may rub their fingers
up, down, and around the knee to indicate where it hurts, when you have
tendinitis you can
put a fingertip right on the spot. It's so tiny and specific that you can put the tip of a
ballpoint pen right on the spot and just about levitate yourself into the air with pain.
And that spot is right at the bottom of the kneecap, where the tendon that goes on to
connect to the shinbone begins--hence the name, patellar tendinitis.
Patella Tendinitis is also called runner's knee. But it turns out that basketball players probably have more runnerr's knee than anybody else. You also see it in dancers, runners (and it's very hard to deal with in runners, for some reason), volleyball players--anyone who runs and jumps regularly may suffer from it. And, like chondromalacia, it sneaks up on you, first hurting after your activity, then toward the end of the activity, then during, at the beginning, and finally all the time. It's not nearly as common as chondromalacia-nothing is--but it's more difficult to deal with. It's probably the second most frequent knee injury.
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