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In this episode, Idelkys shares her journey through proximal hamstring tendinopathy, a challenge that began during the COVID-19 lockdown. From her initial symptoms in early 2021, she discusses the evolution of her condition, the various treatments she underwent, and her eventual progress with a combination of shockwave therapy, steroid injections, and guided strength training.
Key Points Discussed:
The Onset of Symptoms: Idelkys first noticed symptoms while intensifying her workout routines during the lockdown, starting with a sharp pain during a single-leg deadlift.
Seeking Professional Help: After worsening symptoms, Idelkys visited a physiotherapist and later a doctor who prescribed MRIs and diagnosed her with proximal hamstring tendinopathy.
Treatment Journey: Idelkys' treatment included shockwave therapy and steroid injections, with limited success initially. She faced challenges with pain management and mobility, significantly impacting her daily life.
Strength Training and Rehabilitation: Transitioning to strength training proved crucial. She began incorporating specific exercises like deadlifts, crab walks, and Bulgarian splits, which helped improve her condition significantly.
Mental Health and Persistence: Idelkys speaks on the psychological challenges of dealing with chronic pain and the importance of mental resilience and patience throughout the recovery process.
Current Routine and Progress: She now maintains a balanced routine of strength training and running, which has allowed her to manage symptoms and engage in activities like half-marathons with minimal discomfort.
Her experience underscores the necessity of appropriate and timely medical interventions and the significant role of strength training in recovering from tendon-related injuries. Her journey is a testament to the power of resilience and the critical role of self-education in managing health challenges.
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Brodie answers these PHT questions:
Sandrine: Two weeks leading to race day I typically stop all lower body strength exercises. That is when I sometimes feel a little ache in the proximal hamstring. Now I do some deadlifts which helped up to a week leading to race day. I know body weight exercises like squats will not help but I want to hear your thoughts about body weight squats leading to race day?
Lara: Any issues with strength training quads and glutes while rehabbing pht?
Jeff: Does sitting prevent healing from PHT? If I have a desk job with PHT, should I invest in a standing desk?
Michelle: For those of us who are recovering from proximal hamstring tendon tears how do we prevent future tears or inflammation?
Jason: Do you think some people have a genetic disposition to tendonopathies, I’m currently going through PHT and have had various other tendonopathies throughout my life.
Siân: I would love to hear your thoughts on whether some of us are more at risk of tendon issues than others. I read that women are at higher risk when we get to peri/menopause too. Thoughts? What can I do to prevent any more?
Patrick:
Anything about ischial bursitis/swelling of the sit bone🙏🙏. The constant inflammation is driving me crazy.Louise:
I have partial tears but a surgeon said it was my spine, not hamstring. 3 Sports docs don't agree. I just go around the circuit of physio, sports docs etc. I'm about ready to go out of province or country for help. Any suggestions?Fabienne: How come my MRI showed severe tendinitis in hamstring and glute tendons but I never had pain? (Until full avulsion)
Maria: Approximately how long does it take to get full strength in your tendon following tenodesis surgery?
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In today's episode, we delve deep into the world of tendinopathy research with Miles Murphy, a renowned physiotherapist, neuroscience, and lower limb injury researcher. Together with Ebony Rio, they've published influential work that could change how tendinopathies are managed.
Key Highlights:
Understanding Tendinopathy: Miles Murphy provides a thorough overview of the history, physiology, and pathology of tendinopathies, emphasizing the complexity and nuances of tendon injuries.
Innovative Research: The discussion includes insights into recent groundbreaking papers that challenge and expand our understanding of tendinopathy management.
Treatment Modalities Explored: Various treatments such as PRP, corticosteroid injections, and shockwave therapy are critically evaluated, with a focus on their effectiveness and practical application in clinical settings.
Load Management: The core of tendinopathy management, according to Murphy, revolves around appropriate load management, highlighting the importance of understanding and adjusting the mechanical load on tendons for optimal recovery.
Future Directions: The episode concludes with a forward-looking discussion on the potential future directions in tendinopathy research and management, including the development of new outcome measures and a better understanding of pain mechanisms associated with tendon issues.
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In this enlightening episode of the Smarter Scholars podcast, we delve into the intricate world of understanding and overcoming various types of pain. Drawing inspiration from the Huberman Lab podcast and personal experiences, this episode offers a comprehensive look at the physical and psychological aspects of pain, providing listeners with practical strategies and tools to manage and overcome pain effectively.
Key Discussion Points:
Understanding Pain:Brodie shares a personal experience of a minor accident while running, leading to a broader discussion on the nature of pain.Pain is fundamentally a brain output, regardless of its acute or chronic nature.It's vital to understand that pain receptors, or nociceptors, can only detect heat, pressure, and pH changes, emphasizing the brain's role in interpreting these signals.Strategies for Overcoming Pain:The episode highlights effective interventions for chronic pain, such as intentional distraction, mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR), and cognitive reframing.These strategies emphasize the importance of not just sensory experience but also emotional states in managing pain.Psychological Aspects of Pain:The discussion delves into how catastrophization and personality traits like optimism can significantly affect pain perception and recovery.The role of psychological factors, including stress, anxiety, and past traumas, is explored in relation to pain experiences.Role of Physical Therapy and Other Treatments:The episode touches on various treatment options for chronic pain, including medications, nerve blocks, psychological therapies, physical and occupational therapy approaches, complementary alternative medicines, and self-empowerment strategies.The critical role of physical therapists in pain management and recovery is highlighted.Nutrition and Pain:The conversation extends to the impact of nutrition on pain and recovery, emphasizing the importance of anti-inflammatory diets and identifying food triggers.Journaling Protocol for Pain Management:Based on another Huberman Lab podcast episode, a specific journaling protocol is discussed as an effective tool for managing chronic pain and mental health.Conclusion:
The episode concludes with a comprehensive understanding of pain, emphasizing that it's not only a physical sensation but also deeply intertwined with our emotional and psychological states. By exploring various methods, including intentional distraction, mindfulness, cognitive reframing, and practical approaches like physical therapy and nutrition, listeners are equipped with a diverse array of tools to confront and manage their pain effectively.
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Today we learn all about Ischiofemoral impingement syndrome and whether you have it instead of PHT or if you have it alongside your PHT. We dive into the clinical presentation, diagnostic tests and potential treatments along with the recent research on the topic.
Paper 1: Ischiofemoral impingement syndrome masked by proximal hamstring tendinopathy as a cause of gluteal pain in a marathon runner
Paper 2: Ischiofemoral Impingement Syndrome: Clinical and Imaging/Guidance Issues with Special Focus on UltrasonographyBook a free 20-min physio chat here
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Jennifer's PHT Success Story: A Deep Dive into Overcoming Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy
Introduction to Jennifer and PHTJennifer's athletic background and how she transitioned from soccer to running.Early signs of PHT and initial reactions.Jennifer's PHT JourneyThe onset of symptoms and initial treatments.The struggle with misdiagnosis and the frustration of recurring pain.Turning PointDiscovering the root cause of her symptoms.Adjusting her approach to treatment and rehab.Effective Treatments and StrategiesEvidence-based treatments that worked for Jennifer.The role of weightlifting and specific exercises in her recovery.Challenges and MisconceptionsCommon misconceptions about PHT and Jennifer's experience dispelling them.The psychological impact of long-term injury and finding identity beyond running.Success and Advice for OthersJennifer's return to trail running and her achievements post-recovery.Advice for runners facing similar challenges.
In this episode, we sit down with Jennifer, a passionate runner from Fort Collins, Colorado, who shares her inspiring journey of overcoming proximal hamstring tendinopathy (PHT). Discover the challenges she faced, the evidence-based treatments she explored, and how she busted widespread misconceptions about PHT.
Episode Highlights:Key Takeaways:
Understanding PHT and the importance of accurate diagnosis.The significance of a tailored, evidence-based approach to treatment.The mental and emotional aspects of recovering from a long-term injury.
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Dr. Andrea Moore is a Physical Therapist, Orthopedic Specialist, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and the host of the Unweaving Chronic Pain Podcast.
On the podcast, she shares her insights and expertise on chronic pain and how the nervous system plays a pivotal role in our pain experience. Andrea also offers practical advice for those navigating their journey through chronic pain.
Her holistic approach, focusing not only on the physical but also on the mental, emotional, and even ancestral aspects of pain, provides a comprehensive framework for understanding and addressing chronic pain in ways that traditional models might not fully encompass.
Remember, healing from chronic pain is a journey that encompasses more than just the physical body. By integrating mind-body practices, understanding the underlying factors contributing to pain, and approaching oneself with kindness and curiosity, significant strides can be made towards recovery and a better quality of life.
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Pain Archetype Assessment: https://welcome.drandreamoore.com/pain_response_assessment
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Website: https://drandreamoore.com/
Podcast: https://www.unweavingchronicpain.com/Book a free 20-min physio chat here
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This episode covers a practical strategy for using isometrics your your proximal hamstring tendinopathy rehab. Including:
What Are Isometrics? Explanation of isometric exercises compared to isotonic exercises? Examples of isometrics in rehabilitation, particularly for Posterior Hamstring Tendinopathy (PHT).Isotonic vs. Isometric Exercises: Description and examples of isotonic exercises and their isometric counterparts. Detailed examples: glute bridges (both double leg and single leg variations), long lever bridges, and isometric variations of these exercises.Diagnostic Use of Isometric ExercisesBenefits of Isometrics for Tendons:Research insights on the positive impact of isometrics on tendons, particularly in avoiding muscle and tendon fatigue.Primary Reasons for Using Isometrics: Two main reasons for incorporating isometrics in rehab: as a baseline exercise for deconditioned or sensitive injuries and for their analgesic (pain-relieving) effects.Tailoring Isometrics to Individual Needs:Emphasis on customizing isometric exercises based on the individual's pain levels and rehab stage.
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This episode delves into the relationship between nutrition and tendon health, inspired by a systematic review and insights from running physio Tom Goom.
Key Points Discussed:
Collagen Synthesis: Importance in tendon health and adaptation.Systematic Review Findings: Evaluating the impact of nutrition on tendon health.Alcohol Consumption: Its role in tendon health and the risks associated with it.Collagen Supplements: Potential benefits and the need for further research.Nutritional Advice from Fran Taylor: Professional insights on diet and tendinopathy management.Load Management in Rehab: Strategies for effective tendon rehabilitation.Conclusion: This episode offers valuable insights into how nutrition can impact tendon health, supported by scientific research and expert opinions. It emphasizes the importance of a balanced diet, the potential role of supplements, and the need for careful management in tendon rehabilitation.
Timestamps:
[00:00] Introduction to the episode's topic: Nutrition's impact on tendon health.[00:53] Background on the episode's inspiration and mention of Tom Goom's runners workshop.[01:17] Discussion of a systematic review on nutrition and tendon health.[02:13] Explanation of collagen synthesis in tendon health.[03:09] Objective of the systematic review and its methodology.[04:08] Importance of evaluating the quality of studies in a systematic review.[05:05] Overview of the findings from the systematic review.[06:03] Discussion on the combination of nutrients for tendon health.[07:01] Findings on alcohol consumption and tendon health.[08:54] Impact of collagen supplements on tendinopathy.[10:17] Limitations in the conclusions drawn from the studies.[11:41] Insights from nutritionist Fran Taylor on diet, supplements, and tendinopathy.[15:05] Additional recommendations for managing tendinopathy.[21:19] Summary and final thoughts on tendon rehab and nutrition.
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In the episode we answer the following questions:
Alex Ashby: What is a good pre-run warm up routine when tackling PHT?
Janine: Would love some advice on stretching and PHT - really feels like it doesn't want to be overstretched but would really value your view on yoga or stretch classes and when these help or hinder.
Roosa: Those who have had surgery (still chronic) vs those who haven’t —> is the rehab still similar?
Roosa: First symptom was sore foot, then super tight adductor, then side glute PAIN, then PHT. Any clues about that? For 5 years my question has been: which is the chicken, which is the egg and does it even matter?
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The podcast episode features Mark, a competitive masters runner in his sixties, sharing his journey overcoming proximal hamstring tendinopathy (PHT). We start exploring his initial symptoms, mistakes made, setbacks, and successful recovery methods. Mark's proactive approach to understanding his condition, especially upon receiving a diagnosis, led him to discover Brodie's podcast dedicated to PHT.
Mark's injury originated from intense post-race training that exacerbated the PHT. Despite his initial resistance, Mark realized the importance of prioritizing rehab over running, a mental shift essential for recovery. His mistakes included running too much and participating in races prematurely. Gradually, he learned to follow prescribed exercise routines and mastered techniques like the deadlift, which significantly targeted the affected tendon.The conversation emphasizes the mental aspect of recovery, with Mark highlighting the significance of maintaining a routine, even during injury, for both physical and mental well-being. His dedication to sustaining a runner's routine, adjusting workouts, and staying positive played a pivotal role in his successful rehabilitation.
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On this Episode, Brodie answers the follow questions:
1.) Craig: Can yoga and/or nordic curls help reduce hamstring issues?
2.) Tasha: Single leg hip extensions with the band tend to irritate my PHT, however hip thrusts (with heel on chair/step) do not. Any advice/ideas on why that might be?
3.) Caroline: I have been wondering during PHT rehab if it’s okay to start running again? How will I/others know when it’s okay to start jogging? Feels like it’s getting there but figured it must be a common question
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We answer the following questions:
1.) Anna: I have HHT preceded by Achilles tendinopathy on the same side. Related?
2.) Anna: Best strength and rehab work to heal/prevent PHT?
3.) Rachel: I’ve not had PHT so how can I avoid it?
4.) Jordan: Imaging showed PHT plus a bone stress reaction in the ischial tuberosity. Is this common?5.) Sue: Have had recurrent PHT. Can’t run more than 10 k every second day. This is ok to start running a marathon?
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This episode comes from The Adaptive Zone Podcast and talks about:
What is Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy?What else could be causing pain in that area?How do you fix Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy?How long does it take to fully recover from Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy?Is foam rolling or stretching good for Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy?Book a free 20-min physio chat here
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Brodie reviews two PHT injury chat recordings to help you understand more about your own PHT rehab.
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Brodie reviews the book: Think Away Your Pain and how it can translate to helping Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy rehab.
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Questions for today's episode:
1.) Alicia: Hypothetically, What happens when and if I age out of being able to perform my current weekly PHT maintenance exercises? Are there alternative exercises that will keep my hammy happy?
2.) Jen: Will using a cushion long term make the tendon weaker in sitting or is it better to wean off using a cushion at some point?
3.) Jen: Once the tendon is near the end stage of recovery, is it recommended to do any plyometric exercises to make it “extra” resilient? If so, what would be some recommended exercises?
4.) Joseph: Is this a condition that can be cured, or is it a chronic condition that has to be managed for the rest of one’s life?
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In today's episode, Brodie reviews a paper titled: Buttock Pain in Athletes:a Narrative Review
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Jen has been battling proximal hamstring tendinopathy for many years and after her journey of self-discovery, has managed to become symptom-free.
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