Do your shins throb and ache after your daily run? Have the painkillers and anti-inflammatories failed you? Is hobbling around the house in pain, especially first thing in the morning really getter you down? Is it a drag not being able to walk or run without limping?
It could be shin splints. The cause is stress on your shinbone and the connective tissues that attach muscles to your bones. They can become inflamed and painful.
Tibilias (posterior/anterior) tendinitis, aka Shin Splints, is a stubborn injury to heal. Firstly the blood supply in this area is quite poor which exacerbates the problem. Secondly we walk all day which disrupts to the healing process. Thirdly it is easy to feel that your injury is rehabilitated, only for it to reappear with added vengeance, disrupting your training regime yet again!
If you think you are suffering from Shin Splints you will recognise that trying to overcome this problem on your own is quite difficult. The very nature of this injury is slow onset and also can be very difficult to rectify.
As a runner who was afflicted by this I completely understand the pain and frustration you are going through!
We have a proven track record in successfully treating Shin Splints through our unique infra-red sauna and hydrotherapy/hands on approach. We have found that this type of treatment provides better results than just hands on treatment alone and will greatly assist in speeding up your recovery time.
In addition we often use bespoke Orthotics with a precision placed metatarsal pad designed to control the ground reaction forces being felt excessively in this zone, and to control the underlying biomechanics. You will receive a very comprehensive review of the factors causing your injury and you can expect to experience a dramatic improvement after your first visit. We will provide you with your own proven home rehab protocol to enhance your therapy session.
A unique approach tailored to your Shin Splints condition will over time bring about a lasting solution to this painful and annoying injury, getting you back into the activities you wish to participate in ASAP.