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niggly knee

ntlbell · 2009-04-14 14:40:37

Hey folks. I'm starting to get a very odd pain in my knee when i start running after about 5-6 minutes the pain goes away and i'm ok for the rest of the run, but a few hours later it might start to niggle again when walking. I usually warm up brisk walk for 15 mins and stretches before running so I'm usually pretty well…

14-04-2009 2:40pm

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ntlbell

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Hey folks.

I'm starting to get a very odd pain in my knee when i start running after about 5-6 minutes the pain goes away and i'm ok for the rest of the run, but a few hours later it might start to niggle again when walking.

I usually warm up brisk walk for 15 mins and stretches before running so I'm usually pretty well warmed up by the time i start running.

just wondering am i ok to keep running on it?

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#2 14-04-2009 2:55pm

thirtyfoot

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Please read the charter. We can't give medical advice so I'll have to lock this.

PS - Probably best to get a professional to look at it.

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