Old 04-06-21, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by RobbieTunes
Yes. and most people think it's a side-stitch.
It takes a long time to heal, about 4 months, during which it's hard not to re-injur if you're still exercising.
Constant re-injury will result in scar tissue there, and be more prone to re-injury.

As bad as it sounds, for me, the cure was simply 4 months of staying away from any activity that could injur it.
It was frustrating as heck, since I was a marathoner, like to swim, triathlons, etc. Even brisk walking could make it smart a little.
I finally stopped everything for 4 months, and it healed. No problems since.
Hello
when you stay stop "everything" what do you mean? Cooking dinner ok? Gentle Stretching?. I'm so frustrated with this.
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