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IT Band Syndrome Patient Stories

IT Band Syndrome Patient Stories
Compiled by Knee1 Editorial Team

Formerly known as "Patient Stories", this blog features first-hand accounts of users who have dealt with the condition known as Iliotibial (IT) Band Syndrome.

<< May 2004 >>

	Blog Entries
ITBFS and Generalized Ligament Laxity - Feb 11 I was just recently diagnosed with ITBFS and Generalized Ligament Laxity. I am a devoted softball and hockey player. I have had to stop playing all sports because of the ... more
ITB - May 05 Has anyone has an ITB 'released' or whatever they do to it when the bursitis won;t go away. I had a lateral release and now walk with very good alignment at the knee but ... more
itbfritction syndrom - Apr 30 I had surgery four years ago for a patella realignment. unfortunatly i have has some slips on ice,and for some unkown reason too much exercise(walking).strained my LCL.Strained ... more
yoga ,biking stretching - Apr 02 Hi, I thought I was really losing it, after 3 years of pain from my pelvic area, hip, knee and heel. I was beginning to think I was really a chronic complainer. After two ... more
Hot pain in hip/pelvis - Dec 23 I was just diagnosed with ITB but my searing pain is in my upper pelvis and hip area. I had some classic ITB knee pain briefly a month or two ago but stopped running and ... more

Posted: May 5, 2004 10:06	0 Comments.
ITB

Has anyone has an ITB 'released' or whatever they do to it when the bursitis won;t go away. I had a lateral release and now walk with very good alignment at the knee but my ITB seems to be unable to cope with the new way of walking. I've doen the physio, just had round 2 of cortisone and this time had manipulation under anesthetic. Next step seems likey to be surgery seeing as this problem is being created by everyday activities.... Thanks A