Hamstring complaints are a common complaint among athletes. For example, hamstring complaints can arise during a sprint and manifest themselves in a stabbing pain. In addition, hamstring complaints can arise as a result of overstretching.
A tear in the muscle tissue recovers faster than a tear in the tendon tissue. A hamstring complaint that 'slips in' during a sprint is relatively easier to treat than a hamstring injury, where overstretching is the cause.
There are various strength and stretch tests to properly identify hamstring complaints, but an ultrasound of the hamstring can also provide a great deal of insight into the type of disorder.
If necessary, we also make an ultrasound of your hamstring.
Hamstring complaints can also come from the back. It is therefore important to map out the back properly during the intake.
The sooner you start rehabilitation, the faster you will recover. Make an appointment to assess the complaint and to have a plan of action drawn up.