Condition
Hamstring strain
Grading, rehab timelines, and return-to-play after hamstring strain.
ICD-10-CM: S76.3
A hamstring strain is a tear or pull of the muscles at the back of the thigh, most often during sprinting or sudden acceleration. It usually causes a sharp pain and can range from a minor tweak to a more significant injury, and re-injury is common if you return to sport too soon.
Physiotherapy guides recovery through graded exercise and clear return-to-play criteria that rebuild strength and speed safely. In this guide we cover grading, rehabilitation timelines, and return-to-sport decisions for hamstring strains — practical guidance for clinicians and straightforward advice so athletes and patients recover fully and reduce the chance of it happening again.
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