For the next three months, David and Victoria Beckham won't be able to take part in any bedroom action, courtesy the soccer player's operation on his Achilles tendon.
According to reports, the 34-year-old soccer star has been told he must wear a special state-of-the-art Aircast boot at all times - even when in bed with his wife.
Newer Achilles Tendon Treatment Does Not Appear to be Effective
An apparently increasingly used treatment method for a type of Achilles tendon disorder that includes injection of platelet-rich plasma does not appear effective.
An apparently increasingly used treatment method for a type of Achilles tendon disorder that includes injection of platelet-rich plasma does not appear effective.
A source close to the footballer said: "The boot means David can actually walk without risking a re-rupture once his plaster has been removed.
"But there are major disadvantages, including having to wear it in bed.
Small Dose of Dextrose may Help Reduce Chronic Achilles Tendon Pain
A new research has suggested that patients with chronic tendinosis of the Achilles tendon can experience a reduction in pain if injected with a small amount of a dextrose solution.
A new research has suggested that patients with chronic tendinosis of the Achilles tendon can experience a reduction in pain if injected with a small amount of a dextrose solution.
"So there'll certainly be no action between the sheets with Victoria until it comes off."
Pietersen Making Slow Recovery from Achilles Surgery
England batsman Kevin Pietersen has said that he is making a slow and steady recovery from the Achilles tendon surgery and is targeting a return to action during England's South Africa.
England batsman Kevin Pietersen has said that he is making a slow and steady recovery from the Achilles tendon surgery and is targeting a return to action during England's South Africa.
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Low-cost Training Shoes No Way Inferior to Expensive Ones
Runners who buy expensive training shoes in the belief that these are less likely to cause injury are deluding themselves, according to a study that appears on Thursday.
Runners who buy expensive training shoes in the belief that these are less likely to cause injury are deluding themselves, according to a study that appears on Thursday.
