Inflammation of the hamstring tendon
Inflammation of the tibial tendon means damage to the tendon connecting the tibial and tibial bones This tendon works with the muscles to extend the knee when kicking, running, or jumping
Tensitis, also known as "jumper's knee", is common in athletes who often jump. Such sports are basketball and volleyball Despite this, the condition can also be found in people not related to sports
Most often, treatment begins with physical therapy to lengthen and strengthen the muscles around the knee.
Inflammation of the hamstring tendon often develops due to excessive load, repeated lying on the tendon Stress causes minor damage to the tendon, which the body tries to repair When there are multiple lesions, pain, inflammation and weakening of the tendon develop If tendon damage lasts more than a few weeks, the condition is called tendinopathy
Pain is the first symptom of tendinitis, mainly at the junction of the tibial and tibial tendons
Knee pain may be:
- After light exertion or during prolonged exercise
- Progressive, eventually making participation in sports difficult
- Interfering with daily activities such as climbing stairs or getting up from a chair
When to consult
Consult your doctor if the pain:
- Persists, worsens
- Spreads your hand daily
- Is associated with swelling and redness around the joint
