What injuries are female athletes most likely to suffer from and how can they be prevented?

Dr Emma Ross explains which injuries female athletes are most susceptible to, some of the factors that increase the likelihood of these injuries occurring and the strategies that can be employed to reduce the risk of sustaining injury.
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[@silvialogan9226]

Sport injuries are quite common in Sports. That is always best to try and work out in a gym to try and prevent injuries from happening the first place.

[@davidap257]

How about Trans women in sport ?
Men can be women too,you know.