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The following are the most common symptoms of shin splints. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
shin splints- tibialis anterior (muscular)
Tibilais anterior shin splints pain is felt on the front and outside of the shin, which is first felt when the heel touches the ground during running. Pain eventually becomes constant and the shin is painful to the touch. For more information on this form of shin splin pain click here.
shin splints- tibialis posterior (muscular)
Tibialis posterior shin splints pain starts on the inside of the lower leg above the ankle. Shin splints pain becomes worse when standing on the toes or rolling the ankle inward. As the shin splint progresses, the severity of pain will increase, leading to inflammation. For more information on this form of shin splin pain click here.
bony shin splints
Boney shin splint pain is a generalised ache in the lower leg on exercise. When pressing the shin bone (tibia) pain may be present. Shin splints pain can become severe when doing sporting activity but will subside when resting. Severe pain at night or when resting is not usually shin splints and should be taken seriously. A medical opinion should be sought. For more information on this form of shin splin pain click here.
The symptoms of shin splints may resemble other conditions or medical problems. Always consult a professional for a diagnosis
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