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Peroneal Tendon Pain Treatment Process

 

TREATMENT PROCESS

This is my current treatment process for patients with Peroneal tendonitis or tendon tears, please watch the video for full details. 

  • 1st Visit - Evaluate your condition, review x-rays, and perform a walking evaluation to determine the cause of your condition. Start working to reduce inflammation, reduce tightness, and reduce stress through your Peroneal tendons. 
  • 2nd Visit - Will evaluate the initial treatments and if indicated perform an ultrasound examination to evaluate the thickness of the Peroneal tendons to help guide further treatments.  
  • Shockwave and Amnio Injection - Most of my patients benefit from a series of 3-6 sessions of shockwave therapy to improve blood flow and recovery of the Peroneal tendon. After these sessions, patients go through a course of 6 weeks of physical therapy. At times to help speed up the healing an Amniotic injection is beneficial. 
  • Orthotics - Orthotics are useful to stabilize the heel position, help with posture, and reduce excess movement of the foot which can increase stress in the area of the tendon. 
  • Physical Therapy After these sessions of shockwave patients go through a course of 6 weeks of physical therapy. 
  • Daily Rituals: Towel stretch before getting out of bed (30-second stretch 3 times), foam rolling (10 minutes 2x a day), icing or contrast baths (10 minutes 2x a day), anti-inflammatory for 2 weeks at a therapeutic dose (if not doing shockwave), stable shoes and rigid insert, Oofos sandals in the house, and avoid going barefoot. 

  • Cortisone Injection - At times cortisone is indicated in the peroneal tendon. 
  • Walking Boot - At times a walking boot can be used to rest the injured tendon.
  • Brace - At times I recommend an off-loading brace to reduce pressure on the injured tendon and move the pressure to the lower leg region. 

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