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A member asked:
Shins hurt when i run/jump.i had shin splints a few years ago then i stopped exercising thinking they'd go away.but they are still there.what do i do?
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Be seen: I would be seen as it may sometimes have a simple solution. Chronic shin "splints" can often be associated with foot malalignment problems that are often quite treatable.
Answered 8/31/2016
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