So, I just started driving this week...
And my ankle and the area above my right knee hurts.
I've tried stretching it. It helps a little but not much, and only for a little while.
I've been driving for 3 days,and it didnt hurt Tuseday, hurt a little bit Wednesday, and it hurt a little more today.
Is this normal when first starting to drive?
[I know this isn't the most normal place to ask this, but I was just wondering if you guys might know.]
driving...
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Re: driving...
Is this the same knee that you hurt before?...........
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Re: driving...
Well, technically yes.
Because I've hurt both knees.
But not in that part. I hurt the patellar tendon, BELOW the patella, not above it!
Oh, btw, I mean driving a car, not driving the knee [for PV]
Because I've hurt both knees.
But not in that part. I hurt the patellar tendon, BELOW the patella, not above it!
Oh, btw, I mean driving a car, not driving the knee [for PV]
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Re: driving...
Ligaments, tendons, bones, muscles... they're all connected. Maybe try talking to an orthopaedist. ![Idea :idea:](./images/smilies/lightbulb.gif)
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Re: driving...
birdi_gurlie wrote:So, I just started driving this week...
And my ankle and the area above my right knee hurts.
I've tried stretching it. It helps a little but not much, and only for a little while.
I've been driving for 3 days,and it didnt hurt Tuseday, hurt a little bit Wednesday, and it hurt a little more today.
Is this normal when first starting to drive?
[I know this isn't the most normal place to ask this, but I was just wondering if you guys might know.]
Maybe you don't have the seat the right distance away? Or maybe you are just too tense!
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Re: driving...
It's only been a little while, so its probably just using muscles and such that don't usually work at those angles for longer than they're usually worked.
Well, I did it today and my ankle and knee didn't hurt as much, but that may be because I also iced it last night![Happy :)](./images/smilies/smile.gif)
The too-tense thing might be it too...haha, the other girl was like, "You have fear written all over your face! Quit being scared! You'll get better when you're not scared!" [I don't turn smooth enough.]
Well, I did it today and my ankle and knee didn't hurt as much, but that may be because I also iced it last night
![Happy :)](./images/smilies/smile.gif)
The too-tense thing might be it too...haha, the other girl was like, "You have fear written all over your face! Quit being scared! You'll get better when you're not scared!" [I don't turn smooth enough.]
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Re: driving...
yea your fine. The same thing happened to me when i first started to drive. Your just not used to using those muscles in that way. You will get used to it.
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