Any tips of dealing with it ?
I had it in just one knee (from running)walking upstairs gave me shooting pains and an overall weak feeling. Cycling did seem to make it feel stronger tbh (that’s how I got into cycling).
Basically you need to strengthen the leg (but you need to rest it first before going mad with squats etc)!my injured leg was far weaker than my other (one legged squats found this out very soon)
the slant boards are good, single leg squats (bending to where the knee just hides your toes – so not deep at all)
I tried everything and probably too much that didn’t help. I also have flat feet and ended up with orthotics on the nhs. I also had acupuncture on the nhs (which didn’t seem to do anything – however things cleared up not long after. so maybe it did something)?
Basically I thing it healed its self in time.
I’m currently having the familiar dull ache again at the moment – but I’m trying to be sensible with my training.
apparently ultra-sound is good but only works if your injury is fresh (a week or so in).
gentle stretching can help (you may have some tight muscles pulling things out of alignment? again don’t go mad.
my advice would be get down to a good physio (I believe the physio “summit” at bolton area is very good).
hope this helps!