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How is achilles tendonitis treated?

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Rest: Rest, ice, compression, elevation and limited use. Avoid running and jumping activities. In some cases a steroid injection may be performed, but may increase the chance of Achilles rupture if not done properly.

Answered 2/18/2015

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Non operatively: Achilles tendinitis is best treated by rest from aggravating activities, use of a layered heel lift, and stretching exercises combined with anti inflammatories. The treatment will not result in relief quickly. The regimen should be religiously followed for the first 6 weeks, and repeated until symptoms are diminished!

Answered 12/25/2014

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Treatments: I suggest seeking treatment for this quickly. Learn from my mistakes. I ignored this condition myself for over five years to the point that traditional treatments including stretches, heel lifts, bracing, and eccentric strengthening didn't help. Newer treatments including ultrasounded guided tenotomy & prp finally helped me. People are also now using stem cell treatments as well.

Answered 4/24/2015

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