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Field Hockey Injuries

Field Hockey Injuries

Field hockey is a very popular sport around the world. It is fast paced and physical. Common traumatic injuries include bruises from the ball or being hit by the stick. Concussions and facial injuries are common. As the players are in a crouched position, problems with the lower back, including low back strains, herniated discs, and stress fractures are common. Overuse syndromes, such as patella femoral pain syndrome, hip tendonitis and ankle tendonitis often occur. Traumatic injuries to the foot and ankle, including fractures and sprains often occur.

Patellofemoral Pain Ankle Fractures (medial) Fibula Fractures Midfoot Sprain Lower Back Strain Injuries Spondylolysis/Spondylolisthesis Patella Tendonitis Hamstring Tendonitis of the Hip Patellofemoral Pain Iliotibial (IT) Band Tendonitis Hamstring Tears Plantar Fasciitis Ankle Sprain (Medial) Ankle Sprain (Lateral) Ankle Sprain (Syndesmotic) Ankle Fractures (Broken ankle) Achilles Tendonitits

Common Field Hockey Injuries

Concussions

Back: Strains | Herniated discs | Spondylolysis (stress fractures)

Knee: Patella tendonitis | patella femoral pain

Hip: Iliotibial band syndrome | Hamstring tendonitis | hamstring tears

Ankle: Achilles tendonitis | Plantar fasciitis | Ankle sprains | ankle fractures