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Medical condition/treatment

Jumper's knee or jumper's knee

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Knee

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Jumper's knee, also known as jumper's knee, is a painful condition in which the tendon beneath the kneecap is inflamed. This often occurs during sports activities that require repetitive jumping. Treatment includes rest, physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, and targeted exercises to strengthen the thigh muscles. It is important to reduce stress on the knee to promote recovery.

Causes/Description:

Overuse, repetitive strain, sports activities

Jumper's Knee

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Physiotherapie, Schmerzen, Knieprobleme, Überbeanspruchung, Sport, Dehnübungen

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Jumper's knee occurs due to overuse of the patellar tendon, often in athletes. Repetitive strain and poor technique can lead to this.

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Treatment for jumper's knee includes rest, physical therapy exercises to strengthen leg muscles and improve flexibility. Pain-relieving medications can be taken in consultation with a doctor. In severe cases, an injection of corticosteroids or surgery may be necessary. An orthopedist or sports medicine specialist can discuss the best course of action.

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Jumper's knee was first described in the 20th century and often affects athletes. Fact: It commonly occurs when jumping and landing.

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