Typical symptoms of peroneal tendonitis include pain behind the ankle, swelling over the peroneal tendons, and tenderness of the tendons. Pain is usually worsened if the foot is pulled down and ...

Untreated, the tendon can become torn or ruptured. In mild cases, treatment may involve resting ... The doctor will also test the foot and ankle to see if the range of motion and flexibility ...

They’ll examine your ankle and foot and press at different ... Uncomplicated cases of peroneal tendonitis usually get better with treatment and rest in about six weeks. However, some people ...

Ankle injuries ... the peroneal tendons at the retrofibular groove. Currently, point-of-care ultrasound is gaining clinical ground, especially for the dynamic viewing capability to capture an episodic ...