Runner's Knee (Chondromylasia) |
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Increased pressure and pain on the underside of the knee cap.
This pain is usually more intense when the knee is bent while the muscles
are tense. This may develop into an arthritic problem where it feels
like the knee cap glides over a rough surface. |
Rotational forces in the knee
can cause the knee cap to track incorrectly |
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Temporary relief can be found by placing a tension band around the leg right below the knee cap. This helps the patella track better to reduce pain, but it only covers up the runner's knee symptoms. In most cases protecting the knee from rotational forces works better and is a more permanent solution. Hyperpronation causes increased rotational forces across the knee. |
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If you hyperpronate, your arches drop from non-weight bearing (sitting with your feet on the ground) to weight bearing (standing). When your arches drop, your ankles roll in and your heels lean in (evert) as illustrated in the picture. Even a small amount of hyperpronation can cause runner's knee. |
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