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What Causes Patellar Tendinitis?
Also known as Jumper's Knee, it is pain in the knee that occurs when the tendon from the kneecap to the shin gets inflamed. Coined the term Jumper's Knee because it was most often found in athletes whose sports involved a lot of jumping. The mechanism of injury is due to overuse of the patellar tendon. This overuse could be from the body compensating for another joint in the leg that is not functioning properly.
Some symptoms that commonly arise with patellar tendinitis are:
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Pain between the kneecap and the shin bone
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Pain after an intense workout
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Over time, pain with extension of the leg
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