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Medical condition/treatment
Patellar tendinopathy or jumper's knee
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Knee
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Patellar tendinopathy refers to pain and inflammation in the front of the knee, particularly around the kneecap. This often occurs during sports activities that require repetitive strain on the knee. Treatment includes rest, physical therapy, targeted exercises to strengthen the thigh muscles, and anti-inflammatory medications.
Causes/Description:
Overuse, poor biomechanics, sports activities
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Physiotherapie, Knieschmerzen, Überbeanspruchung, Sport, Dehnübungen
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Patellar tendinopathy occurs due to overuse of the patellar tendon, often during activities that require repetitive knee flexions.
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Treatment for patellar tendinopathy may include rest and physical therapy exercises to strengthen the thigh muscles. 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 physical therapist can discuss the best course of action.
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Patellar tendinopathy became better understood in the 20th century and affects the hamstring. Fact: It can be caused by overuse.
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