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About ten weeks ago i pulled my hamstring for the second time. during that time i saw a physical therapist and rested for ten weeks without running, yesterday i started lightly jogging at baseball practice and the back of my thigh is bothering me now?
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Hamstring: Hamstring irritation can be a frustrating problem. Some degree of irritation would be expected. NSAID and cool compress at wrest. Continue to stretch and activity as tolerated. Injury should resolve. If you would have pain return to similar state you may need to have evaluation for avulsion injury.
Answered 11/1/2019
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