Peroneal Tendonitis/Tendonosis

A common complaint of pain along the lateral ankle just posterior to the latereal "ankle bone"  is likely caused by peroneal tendonitis/tendonosis.  An additional diagnosis can be bursitis.

Yes, you need to treat the tendon, but don’t ignore the actual muscle belly’s of the tendons and the gastroc/soleus/achilles complex!

 

 

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