For those who are good with health, help me? ^^

[Ricemarine]

I don't know really. Pretty much, the front part of my leg, on the left side of the right leg bone (where you would find a usual gap in between), it hurts RIGHT AT the bone. Same goes with my left leg, except on the right side of my bone. I've been told that I should just let it rest for a week (which I did), and it would feel better, along with taking aleve and tylenol (separate times though). None of them did work. I can walk fine without the pain, but if I jog or run at all, the shock really freakin hurts my legs. I've also been getting some occasional cramps lately, don't know if it has to do with anything...

Suggestions?

 

[msparish]

Do you run much? You may have shin splints...in which case no running for a while.

 

[thelanx]

Is this right next to your shin bone? I think those are shin splints. Ice them after exercise and stretch before and after exercise.

 

[Ricemarine]

Originally posted by: msparish
Do you run much? You may have shin splints...in which case no running for a while.

Yeah I run much... Its like the upper part of my lower leg, not near the knee though... Should I visit a doctor bout it? It could be a shin splint, yeah it's around that area...

 

[ric1287]

ah sounds like good ol' shin splints. I have had them for months now when i play bball, take advil and get some really good arch support shoe inserts. Still hurts, but at least I can play and be able to walk afterward.

 

[Ricemarine]

Originally posted by: ric1287
ah sounds like good ol' shin splints. I have had them for months now when i play bball, take advil and get some really good arch support shoe inserts. Still hurts, but at least I can play and be able to walk afterward.

Any good ways to cure it? I don't really have an ice pack or anything, and durr... I'm running tomorrow, so I will experience more pain 🙂

 

[msparish]

Originally posted by: Ricemarine

Originally posted by: ric1287
ah sounds like good ol' shin splints. I have had them for months now when i play bball, take advil and get some really good arch support shoe inserts. Still hurts, but at least I can play and be able to walk afterward.

Any good ways to cure it? I don't really have an ice pack or anything, and durr... I'm running tomorrow, so I will experience more pain 🙂

Rest.

 

[xSkyDrAx]

The only way to 'cure' shin splints is to rest or take light work outs. I remember a recent case I got during the summer after about 2-3 months of hard running. It really puts a damn on training but it's better to quickly rest and get rid of it because it'll only hinder you later if you don't take care of it now.

 

[ric1287]

oh thats what is great about shin splints, no cure. Nothing you can do besides rest,ice,strech. Its terrible, I am actually kind of scared it won't go away, I have had them for almost 6 months now.

 

[Ricemarine]

Originally posted by: ric1287
oh thats what is great about shin splints, no cure. Nothing you can do besides rest,ice,strech. Its terrible, I am actually kind of scared it won't go away, I have had them for almost 6 months now.

Damn... Then I'd probably have to see a doctor to get an excuse (its for a class..)

 

[DainBramaged]

Sounds like AIDS or gonorreaha.