Achilles tendonitis is an injury caused due to overuse of calf muscles attached to the heel due to jumping or other physical activity. The function of the Achilles tendon is to attach calf muscles to heel bones or calcaneus. It is used while jumping, running etc. Continuous use of the Achilles tendon such as jumping, running can cause severe damage, and that injury is known as Achilles tendinitis.
There are two types of Achilles tendonitis:
1. Insertional Achilles tendonitis: occurs at the lower portion of the tendon where the heel bone is attached. Read more: https://telegra.ph/WHAT-ARE-TH....E-SYMPTOMS-CAUSES-AN
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