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Shin splints from running?
Pain along the shin often shows up when load, surface or pace changes faster than the body likes. PainFreeU uses a yellow-week mindset first.
First check: Walk or jog only if it feels safe. Rate the shin pain from 0 to 10. Test one lower-leg passage, then compare the same movement.
Use the 0 to 10 loop
Write down the number before you do anything. After the first step, measure the same movement or feeling again. The goal is not to prove anything. The goal is to listen to the body with less guessing.
Stop signals: Stop and seek medical advice if pain is focal and sharp, worsening at rest, linked to trauma, or if you suspect a stress fracture.
Next step
If the signal is mild and familiar, PFU Pocket can guide you through the first measured step. If the signal is severe, new or unclear, do not use this as medical advice.
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