are these stress fractures?!
Question: Are these stress fractures?
Answers:
See your health care provider as soon as possible (orthopedic surgeon), for consultation. Shin pain is often called "shin splints," a catch-all term that may indicate any one of four conditions associated with strenuous exercise, usually after a period of relative inactivity.
Posterior Tibial Shin Splints.
Tibial Periostitis.
Anterior Compartment Syndrome.
Stress Fractures.
Sharply localized pain and tenderness in the tibia one or two inches (3-5 cm) below the knee is typical of a stress fracture. Just as with stress fractures of the foot, these are likely to occur two or three weeks into an increased training program after the legs have taken a real pounding. As with stress fractures of the foot, stress fractures of the tibia aren't treated with casts, but with rest.
Stress Fractures. These require rest from running, usually for a month, before gradually starting to recondition your legs. Complete healing requires between four and six weeks. Crutches can be used but usually aren't necessary.
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