Saturday, January 30, 2010

Treadmill Knees Sore Just Started Running--why Are My Knees So Sore?

Just started running--why are my knees so sore? - treadmill knees sore

I ran a month ago. I run about 3 miles, 4 times per week on a treadmill. In the last week, my knee was really bad when I started to run, but at the end of my career, it was very good. These days, my knees were pain remained in my career - to the point where it hurts when I walk down the street. You can not bend without pain. He can not kneel on it without pain.

I read some web pages that the knee of the driver and the syndrome described Illiotibal band, but I'm not sure if my symptoms match. Ideas? I really do not want to finish the race!

13 comments:

Sam said...

Let's see here .. Recently began to walk about 12 miles per week. Retrieved from knee pain, but the symptoms) are not compatible with a band syndrome (eg, pain in the side of the knee. In addition, you have trouble bending the knee so that your knees hurt. I can not imagine that squatting or standing up from a chair is also difficult.

Her symptoms seem more consistent with tendinitis in his knee. It usually occurs in runners (and bridges), all working slowly on an exercise program once in place it. Fortunately, it looks like a serious case, although I'm sure it is painful. The basic treatment is to ice the area for more than 15 minutes in a period of 3-4 times per day. You try to take it easy, to rest and one or two days before starting again.

If you run again, trying back and relax. Go to a slow, comfortable and prevent hill training (not inclined treadmill), at least for a few weeks. If pain persists, always check a brace to stabilize the area until it completely heals.

Welcome to the world of running ~!

Sam said...

Let's see here .. Recently began to walk about 12 miles per week. Retrieved from knee pain, but the symptoms) are not compatible with a band syndrome (eg, pain in the side of the knee. In addition, you have trouble bending the knee so that your knees hurt. I can not imagine that squatting or standing up from a chair is also difficult.

Her symptoms seem more consistent with tendinitis in his knee. It usually occurs in runners (and bridges), all working slowly on an exercise program once in place it. Fortunately, it looks like a serious case, although I'm sure it is painful. The basic treatment is to ice the area for more than 15 minutes in a period of 3-4 times per day. You try to take it easy, to rest and one or two days before starting again.

If you run again, trying back and relax. Go to a slow, comfortable and prevent hill training (not inclined treadmill), at least for a few weeks. If pain persists, always check a brace to stabilize the area until it completely heals.

Welcome to the world of running ~!

Formulat... said...

Perhaps running on the treadmill is not for you, you should try out. The reason I say this because I also have problems with my knees when walking on the treadmill. Your other option is that you can get the right shoe for your feet by him a bounce in your legs uncomfortable. We hope you find your solution

Den said...

They have more influence, and ignoring the movement of 12 miles a week consequences.Running too body.You want some of the ligaments and tendons by the sound of it.
Make sure your legs before and after run.It would be wise to delay or 6 miles per week.See what happens and go, when to stretch, the pain dissipated.
Take it slow and building things.

vasco said...

Do not run on sidewalks, which destroys ur klnees

southern... said...

I am a sporty person, and I find when I'm on my treadmill or the sport is still hot. Make sure you extend your legs and not bow to its knees. If the problem persists, consult a physician. Try to relax, how far we run and how often per week ................... Good luck.

Mike T said...

I have it after a long period of racing. Operating on a belt, sends a strong influence on the legs and can actually hurt. You need a ribbon race in the week, maybe you change one of these sessions on the lawn. This is a much wiser and help, knees and legs up to a certain pain Buils resistance obtained.

kukukach... said...

You just found out why high impact cardio and not suitable for all practical training, a weight of 3 to 4 times a week, was the quickest way to turn) into something useful fat (muscle. You have to start jogging on the grass, if you start slowly and treadmill and road works.

kukukach... said...

You just found out why high impact cardio and not suitable for all practical training, a weight of 3 to 4 times a week, was the quickest way to turn) into something useful fat (muscle. You have to start jogging on the grass, if you start slowly and treadmill and road works.

Daniel R said...

His knees hurt, since only started to run and strikes with all his weight on his knee, which will hurt for a while. I ran two months ago and in four to five weeks, suffering no more. I like running side on the asphalt. It is not so badly hurt. Take the iPod, and run three miles. Take some Advil too.

westgxcf... said...

I meet peterformial tendonitis, runner's knee, and your symptoms, what I had. Do not listen to his course to the continued support in building up your quads, ITB rellieving pressure on the band relieve your pain if you have runner's knee strengthened. You should deffinetly stop at the pharmacy to buy a knee brace, then ask your doctor, and he theripist refere to a physical, if necessary. You can do, never give up no matter what the odds!

eyeluv said...

I bet that only the body to adapt to their new routine. In addition, you can make a better running shoe with extra support and cushioning. Treadmill is brutal if you have good shoes!

JJ said...

You might have tendinitis much running. If you have a bump below the knee may have. In order to deal with everything you need is rest and relaxation.

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