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1/30/2024

12:12 PM

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Pain = 2/10.

Unfortunately not pain free but could have been worse. Felt it almost immediately. Feels decent after, I think I should be safe to give it another go on Thursday and just progress based on how its feeling.

Want to jot down a few thoughts on this injury because I'm still really confused on what this even is. There are a few different options for what I think it could be so gonna list out the evidence for and against each and see if that helps.

Proximal Hamstring Tendonitis:

For:

- Pain occurs in exact area (at the attachment point of the tendon on the ischial tuberosity)

- Onset of symptoms align with increase in speed (strides) and hill running (started doing hills at the bridge after tempos which is something I hadn't done since moving to chs)

Against:

- Cannot reproduce pain by stretching / working hamstring

- Been doing rehab exercises for this over the last few weeks with little improvement (and never any pain while doing them)

Ischial Tuberosity Stress Fracture:

For:

- Pain occurs in exact area

- I'm scared

Against:

- No pain with palpation of bone (as far as I can tell)

- No pain at rest

- Rare at this location

- Have felt pain occasionally doing kicking drills in the pool (this one really rules out stress fracture in my head)

Impingement: (needs more research)

For:

- Pain could present in the area although not as likely

- X-Rays show my femoral head is all kinds of fucked up

Against:

- Negative on all clinical tests

Sciatica: an outlier of a possibility, haven't really looked into it much but the pain doesn't really radiate like you would expect nerve pain to.

After writing these out I think my new leading theory is impingement. Definitely ruling out stress fracture. Tendonitis is less likely as it has not responded to rehab. If it is impingement I should be able to slowly build staying under a pain threshold. We'll see if I can make any progress on that front.

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