Tendinitis vs tendinosis vs tendinopathy

Often, we hear the terms tendinitis, tendinosis, and tendinopathy used interchangeably, but they don’t mean the same thing. Understanding the differences between these tendon conditions can help guide more effective treatment and set realistic expectations for better recovery. What is Tendinitis? Tendinitis refers to an acute inflammatory condition of a tendon. It typically occurs after a sudden increase in load or activity, such as a dramatic increase in running distance or starting a new sport. In these early stages, inflammation…

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achilles tendon Syndesmosis

Syndesmosis

When most people think of an ankle sprain, they picture a fairly minor injury that will settle with a bit of rest and time. But a syndesmosis injury — often called a high ankle sprain — is quite different. It is a more significant problem that can affect stability, recovery, and return to activity, which is why it deserves proper attention from the outset. What is Syndesmosis? The syndesmosis is a group of strong ligaments that hold the two lower…

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