Abstract
There are a number of physiologic and anatomic differences between males and females which affect performance and the rate of injury. In addition, there are several disorders which occur with some frequency in female runners – eating disorders and amenorrhea, which warrant review. Most pregnant runners should be encouraged to remain active, with appropriate medical supervision. Providing good medical care for female runners requires a working knowledge of their unique features
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