Medial tibial stress syndrome is the technical name for what most runners call ‘shin splints’, which is a name the medical community gave up using years ago and now considers the name of historical interest only. Medial tibial stress syndrome is relatively common in runners, but does not always get bad enough to interfere with the running.
The pain of medial tibial stress syndrome is fairly typical and primarily occurs along the inside or medial edge of the shin bone (tibia). Initially
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