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Use Medica Stem Cell Therapy to treat Hamstring
Tendinopathy Naturally
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• You may have Hamstring Tendinopathy if you have
  constant buttock pain, upper thigh pain, or pain
  while sitting.
• The repeated activity can aggravate the pain.
• The pain can also worsen due to prolonged
  sitting.
• So, check for Hamstring Tendinopathy.
• This condition may require treatment, but it need
  not be surgical.
• Regenerative cell treatment can be a good
  alternative for a non-invasive technique to treat
  hamstring tendinopathy.
• Let us first get to know what hamstring
  tendinopathy is before we learn about medica stem
  cell therapy.

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What is Hamstring Tendinopathy?

• A hamstring defines a group of four muscles that
  run along the backside of our thighs.
• A proximal hamstring tendon is a form of the
  tendon connecting three hamstring muscles to the
  sit bone present in the buttocks.
• Repeated activities can create pain and injure
  the tendons.
• There is a risk of your going disabled if this
  pain prolongs for a long duration due to
  increased proximal hamstring tendinopathy.
• Hamstring Tendinopathy can even occur if a person
  pulls or strains one or more of the hamstring
  muscles. With the help of hamstring muscles, you
  can bend the leg at the knee.
• A soccer player, tennis player, football player,
  basketball player, or a similar player are more
  prone to get this injury.
• However, even people involved in regular
  activities like sprinting with sudden starts and
  stops can develop this injury. Therefore, dancers
  and sprinters also develop hamstring tendinopathy.

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Causes of hamstring tendinopathy

• Deteriorating changes in the hamstring tendon can
  cause hamstring tendinopathy.
• It is also common among people who have a direct
  injury to the hamstring tendon.
• If a person has a history of a tear in his
  hamstring tendon that hasnt healed properly, the
  person can develop hamstring tendinopathy.
• Lastly, overstretching of muscles beyond their
  limit during any physical activity can lead to
  this disease.

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Risk factors
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Signs of hamstring tendinopathy

• Develop pain in the thigh and buttocks while
  straightening the leg or walking.
• Feeling a sensation of popping or tearing.
• Developing a shooting pain in the back of the
  thigh while doing exercise like bending at the
  hip.
• Inflammation or tenderness develops in a brief
  time.
• A person will have these symptoms also if there
  is an injury in the hamstring muscle
• Muscle weakness
• Discolouration or bruising along the back of the
  leg
• Unable to put pressure on the injured leg

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How to detect hamstring tendinopathy?

• Your doctor will examine you for any form of
  tenderness and swelling on the backside of the
  thigh. The doctor can make out the exact nature
  of the damage by examining the location and
  intensity of the pain.
• The injured leg will be moved in different
  positions by the doctor to find the exact injury
  spot clinical examination followed by evaluation
  of hamstring pathology to identify there are also
  ligament or tendon damage.
• After that, with the help of an X-ray, you will
  be checked for fractures. It is also necessary to
  see if there is a tear in the tendons and
  muscles. Hence, MRI and ultrasound tests will be
  recommended.

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Treat hamstring tendinopathy with conventional
therapy

• Initially, your doctor will try to treat you for
  pain and swelling. Hence, youll be administered
  RICE (Rest, Ice therapy, Compression, and
  Elevation) formula.
• To avoid putting pressure on your injured leg,
  youll be asked to use crutches or cranes. You
  may be initiated to go for physical therapy to
  strengthen the hamstring muscle and to increase
  flexibility.
• Your doctor will prescribe you corticosteroid
  injections and NSAIDs (nonsteroidal
  anti-inflammatory drugs). Prolonged usage of
  steroid injections can give rise to adverse
  systemic side effects. Moreover, steroids can
  damage the normal tissues near the affected area
  and make them weak.
• If your doctor doesnt find any significant
  improvement in your symptoms, youll be
  recommended surgery. But they have side effects
  like bleeding, infection, pain, and nerve damage.
  There will be a risk of general anaesthesia
  connected with surgery, and the rehabilitation
  period after surgery will be prolonged.

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Treat hamstring tendinopathy with regenerative
cell treatment

• As we grow old, the regenerative cells already
  present in our body will become a deficit, and
  the regenerative power of our body will be lost.
• Our non-surgical minimal invasive regenerative
  cell treatment will naturally repair the damaged
  cartilage. These newly regenerated cells will
  help in the better functioning of the affected
  region. Our Medica Stem Cell therapy includes
  cell treatment and platelet-rich plasma (PRP)
  therapy. The cells for these therapies are taken
  from the patients own body. Hence, there wont
  be a risk of allergy or rejection. Moreover, you
  will experience a significant improvement in your
  ailment. Hence, regenerative treatment is the
  best alternative for surgery.
• For more details about our regenerative cell
  treatment for hamstring tendinopathy, you can
  refer to our website http//www.medicastemcells.co
  m. We use mesenchymal cell therapy, prolotherapy,
  and PRP (platelet-rich plasma) therapy in our
  Medica stem cells clinic. Furthermore, we offer
  nutritional therapy and physical therapy. To know
  more about these therapies, you can dial 01 298
  8000 in Ireland and treat yourself for hamstring
  tendinopathy

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