ITBS is excessive friction between the lliotibial band and your knee bone.This causes the sharp pain at either the side of the knee or the side of the hip.
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You can get information on iliotibial band syndrome from emedicinehealth.com. There is not much information on the cause of ITBS but it is thought to come from over use. As a result, the iliotibial band becomes inflamed. Proper stretching can prevent ITBS.
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Its just like the ITBS test so dont worry it will be a breeze until you get your scores!
Iowa Tests of Basic Skills was created in 1935.
While ITBS will not explicitly prevent you from running, it can cause sever pain at the knee, which will stop most runners from moving. It can be treated by icing and elevating the leg.
ITBS is typically treated using the "RICE" method. Relaxation, Icing, Compression, Elevation. Using an ultrasound machine on the location of the pain has also been shown to reduce pain and swelling.
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"Iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS or ITBFS, for iliotibial band friction syndrome) is a common injury to the thigh, generally associated withrunning, cycling, hikingorweight-lifting (especiallysquats)."http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iliotibial_band_syndromeFor more information on treatment, symptoms and causes; visit the link above.