PERONEAL INJURIES: PAIN ON THE OUTER SIDE OF THE ANKLE

The peroneal tendons run along the side of the ankle and play a key role in its stability. These injuries are common in runners and athletes who make sudden twisting motions.

Symptoms of peroneal tendinopathy

• Pain on the outer side of the ankle, especially when putting weight on the foot or running.
• Inflammation and tenderness to the touch in the lateral area of ​​the ankle.
• A clicking or rubbing sensation on the side of the ankle.

Treatment

• Relative rest and physiotherapy to reduce inflammation and strengthen stabilizing muscles.
• Use of orthotic insoles if there are alterations in the gait.
• Surgery in severe cases with tendon rupture or tendon dislocation.

Dr. Narváez Clinic’s Approach

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