Patient's question:
Fatigue-related periostitis of the tibia, painful for 3 years. The condition is usually triggered by overactivity without a direct history of trauma, but there is a history of excessive running and jumping. The onset is gradual, and symptoms gradually subside. Pain is the primary self-reported symptom of this condition. In the early stages, the pain in the calf bone often reappears during or after activity and typically disappears after rest, only to return with subsequent activity.Doctor's answer:
Considering the current situation, it is a change in connective tissue, and this condition cannot rule out the influence of psychological stress factors, which may amplify the symptoms. Therefore, it is currently recommended to base lifestyle changes on daily physical exercise, ensuring normal body metabolism, and establishing a standardized way of life. The above is advice on this issue, hoping to assist you. Wishing you a speedy recovery!