Am i having this?
chondromalacia?
The treatment of chondromalacia remains controversial, but most individuals can undergo effective treatment by resting the knee and adhering to a proper physical therapy program. Allowing the inflammation of chondromalacia to settle is the first step of treatment. Avoiding painful activities that irritate the knee for several weeks, followed by a gradual return to activity is important. In this time, cross-training activities, such as swimming, can allow an athlete to maintain their fitness while resting the knee. The next step in treatment is a physical therapy program that should emphasize strengthening and flexibility of the quadriceps and hamstring muscle groups. Use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medication is also helpful to minimize the pain associated with chondromalacia. Treatment with surgery is declining in popularity for two reasons: good outcomes without surgery, and the small number of patients who actually benefit from surgical treatment.
or this
patellar tendonitis?
Patellar tendonitis is the condition that arises when the tendon and the tissues that surround it, become inflamed and irritated. This is usually due to overuse, especially from jumping activities. This is the reason patellar tendonitis is often called "jumper's knee."
When overuse is the cause of patellar tendonitis, patients are usually active participants of jumping-types of sports such as basketball or volleyball. Patellar tendonitis may also be seen with sports such as running and soccer. Also, some patients develop patellar tendonitis after sustaining an acute injury to the tendon, and not allowing adequate healing. This type of traumatic patellar tendonitis is much less common than overuse syndromes.
or may be
Bursitis ?
A bursa is a slippery structure that exists in places where tendons pass over bones. These spots are points of potential friction if the tendons were to rub against the bone. The body creates a bursa where tendons rub over a bone to allow the tendons to glide smoothly. When the bursa is inflamed and irritated, bursitis is the result.
yikes it alls boils downs to surgery..alamak..macam serious jer..could this be..i'll be off running like in months...waaaa tak dak suke ler ini macam...well we'll see in 5 days...
macam tengok grey's anatomy plak...
ReplyDeleteShaqi,
ReplyDeleteWhy not try to ice your knees dulu.