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Knee and hip problems

gaeilgegrinds1 · 2010-04-29 17:11:33

Have many of ye suffered from these? Before I became pregnant mine were killing me and a consultant told me runners don't smile through old age...interesting comment I thought. I've great runners but is there anything else I can do? Stretch correctly etc? Baby 6 weeks now so training on the horizon!

29-04-2010 5:11pm

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Have many of ye suffered from these? Before I became pregnant mine were killing me and a consultant told me runners don't smile through old age...interesting comment I thought. I've great runners but is there anything else I can do? Stretch correctly etc? Baby 6 weeks now so training on the horizon!

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#2 29-04-2010 5:33pm

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gaeilgegrinds1 Congrats on having your baby. Unfortunately we have a very strict policy against medical and injury advice here and this would extend to sore hips and knees. Your doctor or maybe even better a physiotherapist with experience post partum might be a better place to get advice 6 weeks is quite early to be getting back into running though so they may suggest waiting a while longer.

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