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11/08/2021 02:11
trailrunner
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11/08/2021 02:11
trailrunner
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Dupuytrens and ultra running
Hi I am wondering about the relationship between having Dupuytrens on my R hand (recently diagnosed) and endurance sport, in particular trail & ultra running. What have people found who have the condition and ongoing involvement in such sports ? I had two frozen shoulders in recent years for unknown reasons, plus some plantar fascia pain and now spurs. Seems that all these can be related to Dupuytrens. Thanks
Edited 11/08/21 04:17
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11/08/2021 06:14
trailrunner
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11/08/2021 06:14
trailrunner
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Re: Dupuytrens and ultra running
Thanks, the linked info was good to read !
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11/08/2021 06:23
spanishbuddha  Administrator
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11/08/2021 06:23
spanishbuddha  Administrator
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Re: Dupuytrens and ultra running
I had nasty plantar fasciitus that lasted a couple of years, from tennis and jogging. Tried nearly everything, insoles, orthotics, stretches, ice bottle rolls, spike ball rolls, massage, night boot, etc. In the course of this I discovered that in Germany at least they treat chronic PF with RT. Here in the UK I had the option of ESWT, which I did not have, but it cleared up during a rest period forced by an unrelated surgery. I was concerned that it would develop into LD but thankfully it did not. Sorbothane or similar quality insoles are in ALL my shoes.
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