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I started to see the pattern and I thought "well I'm obviously doing something wrong, because it's only my right shin that hurts". I found this exercise that supposedly helps shin splints because it strengthens the front supporting muscle tissue around your tibia, and I started doing them. Not very often or consistently, but I did them at least once a day, and guess what? My shins are perfectly fine now! In only three days of sorta kinda doing it! Compare that to the usual week of healing needed to combat the shin splints. I can tell this is going to be a process that I need to continue with, because it's obviously an imbalance of muscle development within my lower limb.
Anyways, it really helped me,and I hope it helps you too!
I used to suffer from Shin Pain so I can very much relate to people who suffer from it. I was actually able to cure my Shin Pain at home using natural methods after countless hours of online research. What worked for me is as follows:
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2. Do Icing! Follow the steps in this very good guide on how to do icing: (CLICK HERE)
3. Decrease activity or make sure that you gradually increase your activity.
Good Luck!