| Any tips for speeding up recovery from Ilio-tibial band (ITB) injury pls? 23:09 - Apr 15 with 587 views | Ryorry |
TWTD hive? Can't bend knee at all, so can't sit or drive to physio. Can't use a roller due to arthritis. I've read I should rest & ice, but where do you place the ice-pack - over hip, knee, or somewhere between?
Not something I've ever experienced before & is a big stopper of activity, am hobbling round house. Has been building up slowly over past week, but today was thrown completely off balance (twice) by my pup, which seems to have totally jiggered it.
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| Any tips for speeding up recovery from Ilio-tibial band (ITB) injury pls? on 00:02 - Apr 16 with 539 views | Bossy |
I was a relatively fit young lad when I had this and was new to running. I know you said you can't do this but the truth is I had to roll it to smithereens. I was watching TV on the floor rolling it over and over every night, getting into pigeon pose (not king pigeon) as much as I could. Usually a tight ITB can be down to tight glutes etc, so stretch those too. You have to put the work in where you can to manage injuries and ailments.
Most people stretch like they're in a rush. Get into pigeon pose and breath into it, relax, letting your weight do the work and do it for 1 or 2 mins at a time. Don't blast a stretch for 20 seconds. It'll feel uncomfy at first but trust me, it works. [Post edited 16 Apr 0:18]
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| Any tips for speeding up recovery from Ilio-tibial band (ITB) injury pls? on 00:58 - Apr 16 with 489 views | Ryorry |
| Any tips for speeding up recovery from Ilio-tibial band (ITB) injury pls? on 00:02 - Apr 16 by Bossy |
I was a relatively fit young lad when I had this and was new to running. I know you said you can't do this but the truth is I had to roll it to smithereens. I was watching TV on the floor rolling it over and over every night, getting into pigeon pose (not king pigeon) as much as I could. Usually a tight ITB can be down to tight glutes etc, so stretch those too. You have to put the work in where you can to manage injuries and ailments.
Most people stretch like they're in a rush. Get into pigeon pose and breath into it, relax, letting your weight do the work and do it for 1 or 2 mins at a time. Don't blast a stretch for 20 seconds. It'll feel uncomfy at first but trust me, it works. [Post edited 16 Apr 0:18]
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Appreciate the input, but sadly I can't even get down onto the floor to do the rolls, never mind get up again, haha! Your info might well be useful to others though 👍 | |
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| Any tips for speeding up recovery from Ilio-tibial band (ITB) injury pls? on 06:56 - Apr 16 with 386 views | ChalonerC |
Very painful, and I had similar after being smashedbinto by a car 2cyrscago,cwhile on my bike! Try gentle excersises to start with and build up.
Rest up, eat healthy, and do be impatient.
A heat lamp worked wonders, twice a day.
Several websites give excs. Here is one. Good luck!
https://www.sports-injury-physio.com/post/exercises-for-it-band-syndrome | |
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| Any tips for speeding up recovery from Ilio-tibial band (ITB) injury pls? on 11:08 - Apr 16 with 287 views | Ryorry |
| Any tips for speeding up recovery from Ilio-tibial band (ITB) injury pls? on 06:56 - Apr 16 by ChalonerC |
Very painful, and I had similar after being smashedbinto by a car 2cyrscago,cwhile on my bike! Try gentle excersises to start with and build up.
Rest up, eat healthy, and do be impatient.
A heat lamp worked wonders, twice a day.
Several websites give excs. Here is one. Good luck!
https://www.sports-injury-physio.com/post/exercises-for-it-band-syndrome |
Many thanks, particularly for the suggestion re heat lamps - have looked online & seen you can get hand-held infra-red ones, including some that'll also apply massage, which in light of me not being able to do the rolling seems a great option. There also seem to be some which are laser treatments without heat (mixed reviews). Cheers 👍 | |
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