■ This tendon moves the ankle, prevents over pronation, and supports the arch
■ Treatment of this tendon at times requires stabilization of all 3 areas with ankle bracing, inverted orthotic support, and arch support
■ As soon as treatment is started to immobilize the injured tendon, both anti-inflammatory and some form of strengthening should begin
■ MRI should be used initially to rule out an actual tear, or if the treatment seems to hit an impasse
■ Treatment of this tendon at times requires stabilization of all 3 areas with ankle bracing, inverted orthotic support, and arch support
■ As soon as treatment is started to immobilize the injured tendon, both anti-inflammatory and some form of strengthening should begin
■ MRI should be used initially to rule out an actual tear, or if the treatment seems to hit an impasse
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