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Common Youth Sports, Not Extra PE, Predict Lower-Extremity Apophysitis: Incidence, Duration, and Practical Implications
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Common Youth Sports, Not Extra PE, Predict Lower-Extremity Apophysitis: Incidence, Duration, and Practical Implications

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 11/04/2025
A 5.5-year prospective cohort found lower-extremity apophysitis common in schoolchildren (1265 episodes in 1670 children), median symptom duration 3–4 weeks, and higher risk with soccer, handball, basketball and jump gymnastics but not from extra physical education.
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The Benefits of Cupping Therapy for Athletes and Its Role in Sports Injury Treatment
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The Benefits of Cupping Therapy for Athletes and Its Role in Sports Injury Treatment

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 08/08/2025
Cupping therapy, rooted in traditional Chinese medicine, offers athletes muscle relaxation, enhanced recovery, improved circulation, pain relief, immune support, and mental relaxation, making it a valuable tool for sports performance and injury rehabilitation.
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