Injury advice > Knee Injuries > Jumpers Knee |
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Jumpers knee should be distingushed from patella tendonitis where jumpers knee is a degeneration of the tendon and tendonitis is an inflamation of the tendon. Jumpers knee symptoms:
Warning!! - This injury may seem like a niggling injury that is not that bad. Many athletes continue to train and compete on it as it may not be a debilitating injury and recovers after a short period of rest. However, neglect jumpers knee at your peril! If left to become chronic it can be very difficult to treat and may require surgery. Useful Products:
Please see the Virtual Sports Injury Clinic for more information on how to treat Jumpers Knee |
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