Revive Your Stride: Achilles Tendon Treatment for Pain Relief

Feet Crystal L.

How to Diagnose Achilles Tendinitis

Diagnosing Achilles tendinitis usually starts with your doctor asking you about your symptoms, medical history, and overall health. Your doctor will also run a physical exam of your Achilles’ tendon, which may include checking for swelling and bone spurs. Your doctor will feel around the area to pinpoint where the pain and swelling are severe.

You may have to stand on the balls of your feet so your doctor can examine your range of flexibility and motion. In some cases, you may require imaging tests to confirm whether you have Achilles tendinitis. Your doctor will recommend the following imaging tests:

X-rays, which provide images of foot and leg bones
MRI scans, which can detect ruptures and tissue degeneration
Ultrasounds, which can show inflammation, related damage, and tendon movement.

Crystal L. December 4, 2023

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