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Posterior tibial tendonitis is a condition that results in pain on the inner side of the foot and ankle. It may cause instability while walking. Over time, the condition can lead to the arches becoming flattened, a condition called adult-acquired flatfoot deformity (AAFD).
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Swelling, tenderness and pain or weakness when moving your foot or ankle are early signs of PTTD. Your provider will examine your foot from behind to look for any changes in its structure or shape. Your heel may point outward, and your inner arch may rest flat on the ground.
Medial ankle pain refers to pain on the inside of the ankle. Chronic ankle pain develops gradually over time and includes tendonitis (tendinopathy), stress fractures and nerve related injuries. Acute medial ankle pain is sudden onset and includes sprains, strains & fractures.
Diagnosing the cause. A doctor will likely perform a physical examination of your ankle and foot to check your range of motion, as well as to look for swelling and possible signs of infection....
Posterior tibial tendonitis, also called posterior tibial tendon dysfunction (PTTD) or inside ankle tendonitis, is the most common reason for an adult to develop a flat foot....
The symptoms of medial ankle stress fractures include pain that subsides during rest, swelling on the inner ankle, and visible bruising. For immediate treatment, the RICE acronym applies here as well. Rest your ankle, ice it, compress it, and elevate it until you can see your podiatrist.