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Hey r/running,
This last spring I ran a 25k trail race. My training was pretty good, slowly moving up to a 13 mile training run and I was feeling fine. Race day comes around, I am in the zone and do way better than I expected. Problem was, I messed up my knee.(Probably due to bombing down hills). Over the summer I worked a physical job, usually walking at least a mile or two a day, sometimes up to 5. My knee hurt all summer. I consistently took glucosamine, rolled my IT band, did all sorts of knee exercise rehab. Changed nothing. Now that I am back in school, not walking and carrying heavy things all the time my knee is feeling better. But I introduced running SLOWLY 2 weeks ago (every other day, started at less than a mile, increased up to 2). And now I can feel my knee starting to hurt again, a lot less severe than this summer though. SO I want to get it checked out by a specialist, but who? 
Should I see a Rheumatologist, a PT, personal trainer, orthopedic orthopedic specialist?
 Any advice is greatly appreciated, I just want to run again.. biking and swimming is great but not the same.
<bot>: Blew out knee (IT band?) months ago, hasn't gotten much better. Want to have a professional check it out