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Physiatrist advises on soccer safety as World Cup boosts popularity
As World Cup fever increases soccer's popularity in Taiwan, a Taipei-based physiatrist emphasizes the importance of warming up, conditioning, and recovery to prevent injuries. Common soccer injuries include tears to thigh muscles, ankles, and knee structures like the meniscus and cruciate ligaments, often caused by sprinting, sudden changes in direction, and leaping. The "unhappy triad" of the patella, meniscus, and meniscus cartilage are particularly vulnerable. The doctor also advises on post-game recovery methods and exercises to strengthen the lower body and reduce injury risks, urging individuals to seek medical attention for persistent pain or swelling.
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