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How long does it usually take to recover from shin splints?
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Variable recovery: Shin splints refer to inflammation at the point of muscle attachment along the anterior shin. Recovery is dependent on the individual and influenced by treatment. Physical therapy can be very beneficial to speeding recovery.
Answered 2/1/2016
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