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    kudisbetta
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    Re: Pro Athlete in need of help (Hamstring/MCL)

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    Hi Everyone,

    I am back on the sidelines and its been 4 weeks since I have played. My hamstring still feels odd.
    These are Observations:
    1. My Hamstrings are weak ( LAGGING body part)
    2. My problem is now at the insertion point (glute/ham) to the tendon behind the knee(bicep femoris)
    3. They are tight as hell(both). Right Burns sometimes, bubbles (water pop pop).
    4. I am on the sidelines


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    5. needed therapy


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    Re: Pro Athlete in need of help (Hamstring/MCL)

    Dear Kudsibetta:

    Sorry for all the trouble you are experiencing.

    Has any one tried to treat your adductor magnus? It acts like and aids in the hamstring for some of the muscle.

    If the pain is on the medial side, then the adductor magnus could be part of your problem and will seem to be a hamstring problem.

    The popiletus, planterius and the adductor magnus are often overlooked. have someone check these for you and note if they could be part of the problem.

    Best regards,

    Neuromuscular


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    kudisbetta
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    Re: Pro Athlete in need of help (Hamstring/MCL)

    Quote Originally Posted by neuromuscular View Post
    Dear Kudsibetta:

    Sorry for all the trouble you are experiencing.

    Has any one tried to treat your adductor magnus? It acts like and aids in the hamstring for some of the muscle.

    If the pain is on the medial side, then the adductor magnus could be part of your problem and will seem to be a hamstring problem.

    The popiletus, planterius and the adductor magnus are often overlooked. have someone check these for you and note if they could be part of the problem.

    Best regards,

    Neuromuscular

    Yes... ABDUCTOR Magnus.. After looking at a detailed hamstring anatomy pic. All my problems lay in the deeper muscle( abductor Magnus) from the insertion point of the glute/ham.. All the way to the tendon behind the knee at the opposite end.

    What do I do??



 
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