Chondromalacia or Patello-Femoral Patellar Tendinitis
Goode Wraps reduce knee pain, swelling and stiffness from by Relaxing Muscles

CHONDROMALACIA-PATELLA-PATELLO-KNEE CAP PAIN

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Jumper's knee is a general description to cover a number of knee problems. Athletes develop knee pain usually in the lower patella and describe it as jumper’s knee. It is an overused name for a disease. Careful examination will disclose a number specific conditions such as bursitis, meniscal injuries or Chondromalacia (1) or other Runner2.gif (2102 bytes) causes of the patellofemoral pain syndrome. The best way to accurately diagnose jumper’s knee is by using ultrasonography. Chondromalacia pain usually occurs after physical activities. The diagnosis of jumper's knee is usually easily established by a doctor after a detailed history and performed by physical examination, The complaint can be locally identified and a specific diagnosis of Chondromalacia can be made. As mentioned, the problem is usually occurring at the lower pole of the patella. but the lesion can be mistaken for other disorders The time and cost to properly diagnosis the Chondromalacia, is normally not worth it. The injury requires rest and the discomfort will usually cause the participant to rests his knee. Conservative therapy is used most after treatment in the early stages and includes adequate warm-up, stretching of the quadriceps muscle. Physical activity is limited because of the pain, and ice pack application after activity. After the pain ceases physical activity can begin. NSAID (Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs) and local peritendinitis injections with long-acting steroids can be a helpful.

The key to Goode Wraps is the rare-earth semi-conductor used in the patented massage cones. These cones are silk screened to the material. The cones conduct out the excess electricity present when a muscle is injured. The Goode Wraps relax muscles and tendons.

Goode Wraps are simple to use, just slip one on for chondromalacia and jumper's knee pain
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PATELLAR TENDINITIS (JUMPER'S KNEE) and Chondromalacia

The big differences between Patellar Tendinitis and Chondromalacia is the method of locating the pain. With Patellar Tendinitis you can locate the pain in the knee cap by using a pencil and moving it around. With Chondromalacia the pain is difficult to locate and you have to move you hand around the knee cap to locate the pain. Tendinitis sufferers are much better able to locate the pain. Whereas people with chondromalacia may rub their fingers up, down, and around the knee to indicate where it hurts, when you have tendinitis you can put a fingertip right on the spot. It's so tiny and specific that you can put the tip of a ballpoint pen right on the spot and just about levitate yourself into the air with pain. And that spot is right at the bottom of the kneecap, where the tendon that goes on to connect to the shinbone begins--hence the name, patellar tendinitis. It's also called jumper's knee, as it was first described in the takeoff leg of high jumpers. But it turns out that basketball players probably have more jumper's knee than anybody else. You also see it in dancers, runners (and it's very hard to deal with in runners, for some reason), volleyball players--anyone who runs and jumps regularly may suffer from it. And, like chondromalacia, it sneaks up on you, first hurting after your activity, then toward the end of the activity, then during, at the beginning, and finally all the time. It's not nearly as common as chondromalacia-nothing is--but it's more difficult to deal with. It's probably the second most frequent knee injury.\

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Jumper's Knee

REGULAR Knee Wrap
This tube wrap pulls on over your foot up to your knee. This can also be used as a Regular Leg Warmer or Shin Wrap. To use this wrap, the circumference of your leg at both the knee cap and calf should be 12-to-18 inches.
45.00 each

LARGE Knee Wrap
This tube also pulls on over your foot up to your knee. It can also be used as a Large Leg Warmer or Large Shin Wrap. This wrap will fit you if the circumference of your leg at both the knee cap and calf is 18-to-23 inches.
50.00 each

These Goode Wraps products have been clinically tested at five major Universities. Click on a study that indicates your interest.

Anti-inflammatory Study Performed on mouse ears, results similar to hydrocortisone.
Pain Study Clinical trial using mostly varsity athletes.
Relax Muscles Study performed on mouse muscles.
Improve Athletic Performance Pilot Study Two trials, one kicking a football the other a standing high jump. Both showed a 5% improvement wearing the Goode Wraps. The products worn by the kicker were quadricep wraps. The high jumper wore ankle wraps and compression shorts. The tests were done with placebo wraps.
Osteoarthritis Pain Study All of the subjects had been diagnosed with Osteoarthritis
Arthritis Pain Study Finger Joint pain and swelling
Delayed Onset Syndrome Pilot Study Performed on non athletes.

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Ankle Pain Wraps/ Achilles Tendon, Tendinitis, Foot Pain

ONE SIZE FITS ALL (or most!)
This tube wrap pulls on over your foot and ankle. It has the toes and heel open so you can wear it with your own stockings. The Ankle Wrap can also be used as a Small Knee Wrap or Small Elbow Wrap. Just rotate the cut-out heel area away from the pain.
This wrap will fit if the circumference of you instep and ankle are both 7-to-13 inches.
45.00 each

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CHONDROMALACIA, ANTERIOR KNEE PAIN, JUMPER'S KNEE
PATELLAR TENDINITIS