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Achilles Tendonitis (Lower Leg)

pain and inflammation of the achilles tendon at the back of the ankle, especially when pushing off from the toes.

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Average recovery time: 69 days

Recorded instances

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j-man1 daysdetails
pympa2 daysdetails
arg3 daysdetails
Koen3 daysPaar dagen rust gehouden en daarna een testloopje gedaan om te zien of het beter was, en nergens meer last van. details
o-pia4 daysCan't feel the inflamation, so I hope it has in a way recovered..details
vandy66164 daysWarm up and slower pace seems to do the trick. details
mklein4 daysBelieve it is due to shoes and volume increase from holidays. Do not run for the devices (HRM, Spd). They can make you run too hard! Still on the mend, will continue to run at lower intensities/ sub in biking.details
JP Web X-C4 daysdetails
acejase5 daysseemed to get sore from stretching post run?details
GregBalter5 dayssalt therapy overnight helped after two nightsdetails
PhilW6 daysDidn't run all week- seems to have recovered.details
Koen6 daysdetails
mikee7 daysProbably caused by increased training plus unusual stress on the foot (snowshoeing plus a long off-trail training in snow). I think rest is the most important in this case. Used anti-inflamotory gel. Should not have done the training 31.12.05.details
OnYourLeft7 daysrested for two weeks before hurt 100 jan 13th and it got all better.details
Nails7 daysvisit to Liba -gave me some good stretches -she thinks it's burtosis behind the tendon rather than AT itself -which is good I think...she said nothing to worry about so phew.details
GrantM7 daysnot 100% sure of cause but have started a program of loaded eccentric stretching/strengtheningdetails
walker8 daysdetails
Hammer9 dayskeep on icing and stay away from O shoesdetails
Scotta9 days I think I made two stupid mistakes: 1. I did not warm up before the race. I sat inside the chalet until the start, then hammered. The big hill immediately at the start is followed by relentless hills for 20k or so. 2. New ski boots.I switched from Solomon Race Skate 9 to the Solomon RS Carbon. Supposedly it encourages ankle flex; I haven't trained on them jut bought them and raced in them. Violated the golden rule of never trying new equipment on race day. Now I'm paying big time fo...details
Maverick10 daysdetails
vyc10 dayswent up the muscle and hopefully disapeareddetails
Luke P10 dayssaturday 31 may... no problems at all i think that running without braces and also not doing shoes too tight helped. did a few exercizes, and i have been taking berocca vitamin supplments... i notice some other people have said that this helps. but the real key is rest REST R E S T !!!details
Bernard11 daysdetails
fish11 daysdetails
dabond11 daysdetails
bishop2212 daysNeeded to be more consistent with ice and Vitamin I to get it to go away.details
pcbrent14 daysdetails
vosvos14 daysdetails
kivisap14 daysdetails
maprunner15 daysdetails
vlin15 daysrestdetails
willisnot16 daysdetails
RWK19 daysRest, pure and simple, although it will still need work, feels a little weak.details
greg21 daysdetails
markg24 daysPhysio administered electro, massage and acupuncture plus foam rolling and stretching. The final cure was running 3 events in 3 days at the NAOCs ... beats me, but it didn't hurt after that.details
andyhill24 daysRestdetails
cnoc25 daysBut all the weight on my left. Still a lump but it no longer hurtsdetails
franklinwood26 daysRest assisted recovery. Probably was overtraining and caused a weak point.details
GregBalter28 daysdo not do a lot of fast running in cold weather (like road racing or orienteering racing, stay with basics during winter month. Gel insoles helped recovery. Stretching calf muscules afrer runs is important.details
vandy661628 daysGood warm up before runs. Stretching and exercises my PT gave me. details
arg28 daysdetails
Grafaz31 daysdetails
kivisap33 daysdetails
nerimka37 daysdetails
Tane39 daysCaused by: overuse in new shoes Recovery: Physio, and rest.details
cnoc39 daysIt no longer hurts. I think it was the shoes but i still have a large lump on both heels that won''t go away. i'll be grand :) just gotta make sure i warm up and cool down properlydetails
darryn40 daysthe achilles pain went away, but not sure why. I was running less, biking more, snowshoeing more and strectching more. I think the stretching helped most. But plantar fascia heal pain is still an issuedetails
nerimka43 daysdetails
mladen44 daysdetails
tRicky45 daysPhysiotherapy seemed to do the trick.details
Matty!49 daysdetails
Runodk51 daysdetails
arg59 daysStretching and calf strengthening - still have some tenderness and at this stage, I'm not going to be rushing back running until I can get this under control. details
ChrisG59 daysdetails
TVP69 daysdetails
phil73 daysStretching (also of the lower calve muscle), eccentric calve strengthening, and generally strengthening and increasing movability of the 'core pillar' from the spine down to the feet. Occascionally it still hurts but I can control it.details
Joe75 daysrest (no running), aleve, ice, stretching, massage and an assortment of lotions, potions and salves. avoid wearing shoes with heels (clogs/sandals only)details
EdricB125 daysNo problem at XPD so hopefully have seen the last of this.details
TheInvisibleLog127 daysThe standard eccentric stretching exercises and the occasional backwards running, religously observed.details
Rosco142 daysNever that bad but took ages to properly go awaydetails
curlytop171 daysdetails
lucky luke176 daysdetails
Nails179 daysdetails
inuksuk246 daysdetails
Klepperton257 days9 months of inactivity will heal any injury.. details
TommyQ288 daysretrocalcaneal osteotemy with decompression of the achilles tendon. Done 22 November.details
Fat Rat320 daystimedetails
SimonB425 daysno resolution, will have rooted ankles for rest of life says surgeon. but it means i can start going for it again, woohoo.details
paul516 daysI caused my hidious injuries by running home, not in running shoes, severly pissed after a work party in the middle of nowhere at which noone was in any condition to drive!. At first it was inspirational, It was pissing cats and dogs, I was invincible, the 15km hilly run was a piece of piss and was going to be the start of my comback. (did I mention I was quite inebriated). Boy were my calves tight the next day!!!!!! What a dumb ass! Spent the next 2 1/2 years trying to sort out both ach...details
Craig604 daysOrthoticsdetails
Jar1+ daysdetails
Jagge2+ daysdetails
mood4+ daysdetails
Hawkeye10+ daysdetails
AntW64+ daysdetails
mjd67+ daysdetails
acjospe70+ daysdetails
theshadow79+ daysdetails
andriusj11122+ daysdetails
loefaas149+ daysdetails
kivisap176+ daysdetails
CrashStopped189+ daysdetails
marcusm308+ daysdetails
robertvoors408+ daysdetails
BigDave522+ daysdetails
rjsw574+ daysdetails
bomfunk807+ daysdetails
geodesic2888+ daysdetails


 

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