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Jelena Jankovic Cheering Thread - - Volume 12

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#1 ·
Come on Jelena, win it all !!! Draws will be out soon ! 01:00 CET ! Lets hope she wont draw Serena 1R :scared: :lol:


:bounce: :bounce: :bounce: COME ON :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:
 
#203 ·
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Even if she will be ready to play in Paris, there is Kanepi in the possible second round :eek:
 
#207 ·
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Ouch. Poor Jelena. Perhaps it's better she takes time off until she heals instead of dragging this through the rest of the season, like she did after Portoroz.
 
#209 ·
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JJ won't skip Paris ;) She just won't play there, but she will go to Paris :oh:
 
#210 ·
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FedCup Fed Cup
@jelena_jankovic had MRI scan on upper left thigh. Hematoma diagnosed, further tests Monday to see if will keep her from action
 
#211 ·
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It's serious injury :sobbing: I hope she'll be all right :cheer:
 
#212 ·
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The best Serbian tennis player due to injury was unable to play
Jelena on examinations in Paris

http://translate.google.com/transla...ory/202035/Jelena+na+pregledima+u+Parizu.html

- Ultrasound showed that the violation of femoral muscle, but is not quite clear whether there was a rupture or is it just a hematoma or hemorrhage. Since the therapy did not improve and the pain is present, it was decided that Jelena is not playing on Sunday so as not to complicate injuries. However, today will have to repeat the ultrasound findings in Paris to see if the hematoma is increased or withdrawn. She feels the pain and she is under the treatment, but more detailed predictions about the length of recovery can only be given after a review of Paris - Milinkovic said.
 
#216 ·
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Serbian media are full of reports about JJ's injury
It sounds like ruptured muscles injury but they won't to panic
:sad::sad:



http://www.footballrescue.com/thigh.htm
In a first degree strain, only a few muscle fibres are damaged.
• In a second degree strain, the damage would involve a more extensive number of muscle fibres.
• In a third degree strain, the muscle itself would have a complete rupture.


Thigh Muscle Strain Signs & Symptoms

A grade one thigh strain may be felt only after the activity is over. The patient may feel sensations similar to a cramp. He or she may also experience tightness in the thigh along with some pain when extending or contracting the thigh muscles.

A grade two strain’s effects will be felt immediately. There will be a more severe pain and the injury will also make walking extremely painful. The injury will be verified if there is throbbing when the muscle is either stretched or contracted. Also, this degree of strain will be sore to touch.

The most severe of all, a grade three injury would involve a complete tear in the muscle itself. In this grade, the patient will instantly experience stabbing pains emanating from the thigh. Walking will also come with an extreme amount of pain. Because of the tear, there may be a visible depression in the thigh as well as a lump above that depression. An injury of this magnitude will also cause internal bleeding which, after a few days, will manifest as large bruises on the skin.:sobbing:

Thigh Muscle Strain Treatment



In order to lessen the bleeding and the damage within the tissues, a combination of rest, ice and compression must be immediately applied to the injury. Although resting may seem like a typical form of treatment, many competitive athletes fail to recognize its importance. Failure to have adequate rest could be very dangerous since it takes very little for an injury to escalate from one degree of severity to another. In general, a patient must refrain from any sports-related activity for about three weeks in order to facilitate healing of a grade one Thigh strain.

For a grade two thigh strain, rest must be increased to about four to six weeks. In the case of a grade three strain, a surgery will be necessary in order to repair the ruptured muscles. After the procedure, the patient must undergo rehabilitation for three months.

Whether the patient has a grade one, two or three injury, the immediate treatment of the thigh strain is the same. With a compression bandage put in place, the thigh must be elevated and must be refrained from any motion. An ice pack must also be applied at two-hour intervals, for 20 minutes each time. The bleeding, as well as the inflammation of the tissues will be reduced after these procedures have been carried out. More active rehabilitation may begin only after the patient has had a couple days of rest.

During the healing process, a scar tissue will form on the area of injury. Gentle resistance exercises along with thigh stretching will aid in the alignment of the scar. The tensile strength of the thigh muscle will improve once the scar tissue is properly aligned along the normal lines of stress.

In the beginning, a therapist will provide gentle resistance. However, as the muscle heals and strengthens, it will be possible to use resistance bands that can offer a more challenging exercise. The number of sets and repetitions performed will be gradually increased. Eventually, the patient will be able to start working on his Core strength.


Jelena :hug:
 
#219 ·
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I remember that all the players were injured/tired/sick in Paris last year. Lot of points, but really an awful schedule. JJ should skip it. It's not smart to play with that kind of injury. She couldn't move her left leg on Saturday.
 
#220 ·
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I remember that all the players were injured/tired/sick in Paris last year. Lot of points, but really an awful schedule. JJ should skip it. It's not smart to play with that kind of injury. She couldn't move her left leg on Saturday.
Definitely. she doesn't need to drag an injury throughout the rest of the season on top of being old and tired and everything... But I'm still kind of pissed at her for getting injured - it wouldn't have happened if she hadn't played F-F-F-F-Flipkens of Belgium for 2 hours. :weirdo: I mean, how on earth can you lose 10 games to such a player??
 
#222 ·
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Then again, I feel like she should go and get her walking byes through all the matches until Sharapova and then stop.
I agree. 3 training sessions and then walkover or shopping before Maria.
 
#226 ·
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She's an athlete and I hope this huge bruise won't stop her on her journey to SF in Paris.
 
#231 ·
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She's an athlete and I hope this huge bruise won't stop her on her journey to SF in Paris.
Yes, she's a pro athlete and she wouldn't withdraw from FC because of some big bruise. It's more than just a bruise.

And this tournament is completely irrelevant. Why would SF here be so important for her? Players skip slams when they are injured.
 
#228 ·
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from twitter:
Jankovic press conference at 2PM today.


let see if she will skip Paris or not
 
#229 ·
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I hope she is not going to play! She has a lot of points to defend in Dubai and Doha,she should rest and go there earlier to acclimate
 
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