How is Achilles tendon inflammation treated?

Achilles tendon inflammation refers to the aseptic inflammation of Achilles tendon caused by injury or long-term stress load, resulting in edema, tear hematoma of Achilles tendon, resulting in pain and limited movement of Achilles tendon. It is more common in patients who exercise vigorously or run long distances. Patients can undergo MRI examination of Achilles tendon to determine the severity of Achilles tendon inflammation. For most patients with Achilles tendon inflammation, conservative treatment can be taken, including complete rest, hot compress, physiotherapy, massage, acupuncture, medication, etc. Most patients can get obvious relief after two weeks to four weeks of regular conservative treatment, but some patients with severe symptoms may need surgery.