oscon My 13 year old son has Osgood Schlatter's. He plays competetive soccer and baseball. He's been taking the Oscon for 2 months now and, though I was skeptical, there has been some improvement. The condition is still very much present, but his pain levels have significantly decreased, and his recovery has been faster.In addition to the Oscon, he's stretching 3x's per day and is learning to rate and respect his pain levels. He tells his coaches when he needs to be pulled because of pain (he never would have dreamed of doing this before), and they've been good at allowing him to sit out activities in practice that will aggrivate his knees. The Oscon hasn't been a miracle cure... we still need to wait one to two years for the tendons to catch up, but I think it has been a valuable part of his OSD management. Story Categories UPDATED STORIES CATEGORIES   Apr. 15 441 ACL injury/reconstruction Mar. 23 19 Anterior knee pain syndrome Jan. 18 78 Arthroscopy Jul. 17 24 Autologous Chondrocyte ... Apr. 26 8 Bursitis May. 23 84 Cartilage problems Oct. 20 99 Chondromalacia Patellae Mar. 15 30 Chronic Swelling Dec. 10 22 Depression due to inactivity Apr. 12 63 Dislocation Feb. 11 20 Iliotibial Band Syndrome Sep. 03 162 Knee Injury Jan. 04 270 Knee pain Oct. 25 203 Knee Replacement ... Mar. 27 142 Knee surgery Jan. 05 28 Ligament damage Aug. 27 159 Meniscus injury/repair Apr. 03 29 Microfracture Mar. 09 65 Osgood Schlatter Disease Mar. 31 23 Osteoarthritis Nov. 28 59 Osteochondritis Dessicans Apr. 08 107 Other May. 11 106 Patella-Femoral Syndrome Jan. 12 33 Rehabilitation/Treatment May. 24 11 Rheumatoid Arthritis