Shin Bone Pains

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Shin Bone Pains

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I go for jogging or running each evening for 2 Kms or so. And after running, I get pains in the bones below my knees (shins). It vanishes if I discontinue running for a while but it reappears if I got for running again! Please suggest remedies.

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Dr. Gyaneshwar General Physician 48 yrs exp Dehradun Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Gyaneshwar

General Physician 48 yrs exp Dehradun

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This may be due to 2 reasons-1. Due to some stretching of some tendons, ligaments etc. 2. It may also be due to decreased blood supply in the region during running. You must consult some physician and if needed other specialist, such as orthopeditian.

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