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Patellar tendonitis (Knee)

pain and inflamation of the patellar tendon, which connects the kneecap to the shin.

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Average recovery time: 97 days

Recorded Instances

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theweb0 daysAndere schoen. Linkse schoen was versleten en helde bij elke neerwaartse pas naar binnen. Hierdoor knie problemendetails
joch551 daysWent away after a day.details
Ollie2 daysKept cycling - fixed itself.details
Swisscheese3 daysdetails
BazorakcommaJ3 daysMaybe wasn't patella tendonitis after all. Not really sure, but happy if it really is better.details
AliC3 daysRest. Ice.details
TheInvisibleLog3 daysLike before... three days off running and it seems to be fixed.details
marten4 daysdetails
Eon4 daysStretchdetails
Skid1854 daysdetails
TC5 daysdetails
nerimka5 daysdetails
evancuster5 daysdetails
RD Tom5 daysTime off heals all things.details
KDawg RIT XC6 daysdetails
koriordan6 daysdetails
manne7 daysHaven't felt anything the last sessions, so I think I've beat the knee pain for this time ;-)details
Dehydrated8 daysrested 1 weekdetails
Swisscheese8 daysRunning through the injury, knee tape, massage, ultra sound on the bursa, Bemer and especially 3x400mg/day Ibuprofen made the problem go away. The reason for the problem is probably a stiff hip and not so well working butt muscles. So I shall more stretch and strengthen this region.details
Ant Squire8 daysdetails
Keith8 daysDon't do pyrnees mission in weired insoles and shoe combo. Don't wear jandals (british = flip flops) for long walks as cause hurtdetails
UrbanSweets8 daysno current flare up.details
austrianmike9 daysRest and Ice/Ibuprofendetails
ken10 daysprobably was quad tightness. stretching that was most effectivedetails
simon10 daysdetails
Vejder10 daysdetails
triple-double11 daysContinued to run on it. Did some icing and ibuprophen, but I think that time did the trick.details
Mr Wonderful11 daysToo much intensity and volume, esp. with a new seat and switching to clipless. Not quite ready for 120 mpw. details
O-ing13 daysphysio, tapingdetails
Sly Chimera15 daysIt's really pretty much done. Stretching, icing and foam roller helped...probably foam roller was the most effective (I don't know why I say that excepting it's the most uncomfortable).details
Frozen Fries16 daysThe heel cushions put my knees in a different biomechanical position that wasn't working. details
evancuster16 daysRest and local NSAID gel seemed to work. I thought it might have taken longer to get over it.details
veenstar17 daysnever stop stretchingdetails
evancuster18 daysdetails
roschi22 dayshard to say, could have been the fall on frozen ground 4 weeks prior, or the new bike shoes...details
sare22 daysFoam roller really helped!details
TC22 dayspain seems to have pretty much gonedetails
Rx22 daysdetails
O-ing23 daysPhysio diagnosed patellar-femoral strain. May need to tape for hard runs in future. details
peterprong27 daysTreatment, and taping knee works well.details
O-ing27 daysIntense hands on Physiodetails
rightsideways27 daysgraduated to runner's knee. great!details
cktrahan29 daysThe knee started to come around and feel better once I started running a little faster. I think part of the problem was an altered stride and part of it was bad shoes. It's still tender and I have to keep an eye on it but it's not constantly in pain anymore.details
tcut30 daysEarly ibuprofen & rest deifinitely helped.details
Jacques Booysen30 daysdetails
darryn32 daysdetails
dp34 daysPat strap and riding in easier gears helped heal this one.details
dlevine35 daysStrength is slowly coming back after a combo of not using it in stress situations, rest, and weight training. details
franklinwood36 days17 Sept: Took a month of rest on the knee and it worked. No problems in the knees. I think it was caused by overuse with trainings and races. details
ronhines36 daysrest with no runningdetails
herbhead37 daysTaking NSAI, knee feels good. Stretching and taking it easy on runs.details
O-ing38 dayscore stability stuff helped - not limping after the last two runs so I think we'll say temporary recoverydetails
Free Willy39 daysdetails
simon40 daysRest rest rest, very progressive come backdetails
bcvlj41 daysI think it was a little patelalr tendonitis and a little irritated LMT.details
tRicky43 daysdetails
ang51 daysPT for hip . lateral walks 3x10, standing internal and external rotation 3x10, bridge 3x10, external and internal hip rotation all with green bands.details
zoolander55 daysdetails
linus_sandgren58 daysDet visar sig att det ska tränas på, med vikter dessutom. Knäböj, knäböj, knäböj.details
Nick62 daysdetails
guitarbiker63 daysstretchingdetails
swolfe64 dayssuperfeet inserts and hip exercises to help with realignment of the bones caused the knee to track betterdetails
austrianmike64 daysKnee support bandage still used when running longer events and for full 90min football matches. No more significant pain thoughdetails
entrenando12367 days11/24 - hasn't really bugged me so I guess the issue is gone.details
ken70 daysquad stretching and warmup pants are good. I think initially I did too much hamstring and not enough quad stretching which led to imbalance/hyperextensions and didn't help the original problem. I had noticed the quad getting gradually tighter in late summer/fall.details
willgardner76 daysOld shoes and a change to hard surfaces. Rest, anti-inflamitories, knee support.details
delk4msm88 daysGet knee pads (and shin pads) for future orienteering/trail running.details
mrevrgreen88 daysStill aches here and there, but it is much better.details
jeffmc91 daysTime / squats / low weight exercises with high reps.details
Spongey91 daysdetails
koriordan91 daysdetails
Craig94 daysdetails
AC95 daysdetails
DuJ104 dayslots of icing, used foam roller, xtrain with cycling and swimming. no running for 2 weeks. massage therapy, chiropractor adjustments, laser treatments helped with recovery. castor oil packs helped reduce swelling. post-recovery:Physio 2x a week for 6 weeks. details
lazydave109 daysdetails
kivisap110 daysProbably caused by too tight quadriceps in combination with 90 degree bending of the knee during biking (in contrast to much less of an angle during running). As always:DO NOT SKIP STETCHING!!!details
Stevek110 daysGenrally recovered via timedetails
Swisscheese137 daysStrength training and stretchingdetails
WandAR186 daysStill hurts a little, but nothing like before. I think the time I took of during winter helped a lot. Has felt not bad during May's epic month of racing.details
fletch235 daysdetails
Chris Owens256 daysdetails
Bob-F277 daysAt this point I will call it recovered. I suspect the knee will always be a little sore going forward.details
seelenfliege287 daysincreased training during winter, no intensive but long enduring sessionsdetails
pi315 daysOnly thing that helped was a long (3 month) complete rest from any running activity. Then carefully building up again.details
inuksuk367 daysBike seat had slid backwards about 2cm. Correcting seat made an instant difference.details
Oestlin458 daysdetails
fletch532 daysNo idea what helped. Gradually resolved, despite increased running load this yeardetails
JamesBradshaw564 daysdetails
Rhesus839 daysNot really but I know what Iv got to dodetails
MikeS918 daysdetails
mat-d1095 daysfeels ok.... still there but lack of runnning helps!details
RD Tom49+ daysdetails
Oestlin82+ daysdetails
mklimek155+ daysdetails
Mattfelly230+ daysdetails
Chewbacca564+ daysdetails
jde633+ daysdetails
Jr.Mintz850+ daysdetails
JamesBradshaw996+ daysdetails
Rester1017+ daysdetails
Rcairney1082+ daysdetails
Rabbit1169+ daysdetails
John Cornell1305+ daysdetails
JaxonRickel1463+ daysdetails
kombinat1655+ daysdetails
AngelaZ1720+ daysdetails
R Anderson1843+ daysdetails
jonmoody451920+ daysdetails
biddy2046+ daysdetails
Tabor2511+ daysdetails
Sca1ey4886+ daysdetails