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Where are trigger points that can help jumper's knee symptoms?
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Patellar tendinitis: This condition typically is treated with activity modification, nsaids, a chopat strap, and exercise program/physical therapy. Sometimes injections or , in very rare cases, surgery.
Answered 3/13/2013
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