Achilles Tendon Pain

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Work injuries, automobile accidents and other painful incidents can happen anytime without prior notice and can lead to injuries and traumas ranging from dreadful brain injury, slipped disc, ankle injury, hip pain, pain in the neck, broken bones and myriads of other painful injuries. Victims of such atrocious accidents are forced to struggle through the dreadful aftermaths and chronic pain which may include shoulder, knee, arm, leg, and wrist problems, head, back and neck problems, damage to the nerves, muscles and ligaments and some dreadful injuries resulting in serious consequences.

The strength of our body highly relies upon the strength of our spinal cords and any damage caused to the spinal cord can easily disrupt and hamper our life. An accident or work injury may cause damage to our spine and dislocate the vertebra from its position which can eventually turn into inflammation. When you get indulged in a car collision there can be chances that your vertebrae shift out of its original place which is commonly known as the slipped disc injury. It may result in intense leg, back and neck pain and can also create problem in body posture if it is not healed adequately.

Therefore, it becomes imperative that you curb the disease or injury in its initial stage otherwise if left undiagnosed and untreated they may later cause huge pain and even become a lifelong trauma for you. A reputed and skilled chiropractor can relieve you from this trauma and can make the difference between actual recovery and healing or continuous pain and disability.

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Our body is meant to work and our muscles permit the movements to occur. Sometimes a minor bumper to bumper hit or any accident may stretch or tear the muscle tendon unit and the damage may take place, which ultimately is discovered as a problem known as a sprain. If you are faced with the problem or sprained ankle or any other form of sprain, visiting a skilled and expert chiropractor makes the perfect solution for sprained ankle treatment. So, recuperate fully and permanently with the expert care of chiropractors!

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For the past two days, my achilles tendon on my left leg has been extremely sore to the point of noticeable limping. I’ve never experienced tendon injuries, so I am unsure of how to treat it. So far I’ve only tried ice. I don’t remember any sudden trauma. I don’t run, but I am in marching band. We have very intense practices and I’m wondering if that could be the source of some of the pain. What should I do to treat it?

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I’m sorry that this is long, but it would help a lot if you read it all. please and thank you(:
I used to play soccer, but now I play basketball, although the season is over and I haven’t played in awhile. I am still semi-active, just not particularly now during the summer.

When I am walking for a good distance or running, (sometimes just sitting, too) I get a soreness in my ankles. Usually my left one is worse. It actually feels better to move it around in place to subside the soreness/stiffness that I get. Although there are some occasions where I actually get a sharp pain that really hurts. Otherwise, it’s usually just a weak feeling.. Sometimes it even feels better to crack my ankles for some reason.

I have been to several doctors, including orthopedics. They always tell me the same thing… wear inserts in your shoes, and they give me a prescription medication that reduces swelling and pain. (such a naproxen). While the medicine may help for the couple of weeks I am on it, it does not help for long. The inserts really don’t help much either.
I have been told that I may just have tendonitis, but now I wonder. I have had an x-ray and an MRI about 2 and a half years ago when the problem first started and all came back normal, but since then the pain has gotten worse. By the way, I am a 14 year old female. Please, Please, Please give me your input and personal experiences if you have any.
All help is greatly appreciated.

Both of my ankles are so swollen and I can barely walk due to a lot of pain. Nothing is wrong with the bones and I thought it was a little tendinitis but now I was wondering if it might be some kind of blood clot….. HELP.

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Okay so I am a distance runner in cross country season at the moment. We are a very serious team running every single day ranging between 6 and 15 miles a day. I know overtraining causes injury but my coach is insistant on this training schedule and I guess our team just bears it for a few months. My past injuries include lower back problems, runners knee (tendonitis in my patella), and my current problems include IT band syndrome, shin splints (but ive had them for 2 and a half years now), posterior tibial tendonitis, and now this foot pain. I have been researching online and I am not sure what I have. It’s on the forefront of my foot I believe, and if you go from the knobby ankle bone on the outside of the foot and go straight towards the toes about 2 in, there are a cluster of tendons or ligaments or something there and that’s where the pain is. It’s like the little squishy part of the foot (that’s the only other way I can describe it. It’s swollen right now and has been for about 12 hours. I ran in a meet, if anyone knows Manhattan Invite that was the meet, and it didn’t hurt during the race but it started hurting during my cooldown and has hurt since. I can walk on it if I put the weight on the outside of my foot, but not if I am walking normally. It also hurts to move it in a circle. That’s all I can think of, If you have any ideas please tell me I need to make it throught another month and a half of the season. Also, if it will help at all I do pronate, but I got custom orthotics when I was diagnosed with the tibial tendonitis (and It actually made that go away). Possibilities I found online were anterior tibial tendoinitis or just an ankle sprain/strain, but I wasn’t exactly sure if where my foot it and where those tendons/ligaments are matched up. Thanks for your help, sorry this was so long.
**If you see a repeat of this it’s because I am asking this question in two categories