Analysis reveals significant rehabilitation strategies for medial tibial stress syndrome, highlighting traditional and modern treatment methods.
Medial tibial stress syndrome(MTSS) is a wide range of pain in the medial tibial region, caused by frequent stress on the tibia. It is commonly seen in athletic populations that are overtrained, the symptoms worsen during exercise, and can interfere with daily life in severe cases. Thus, treatment and rehabilitation are very important for recovery to normal sport and daily life, and appropriate methods can promote recovery and prevent recurrence. This paper mainly explores the treatment method of traditional Chinese medicine and the traditional, common and latest treatment and rehabilitation of Western medicine. The results show that rest, ice, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicines and compression are still the main treatments. The effect of Chinese medicine may be better than Western medicine. In the rehabilitation period, strengthening muscle strength and providing a functional support can improve biomechanics and promote patients recovery. This paper may be able to provide a reference for research on the various treatment and rehabilitation methods in the future. It has great significance in the recovery of patients with MTSS.
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Ken He (2025) studied this question.
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