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One's risk for developing tendinitis increases if: | One's risk for developing tendinitis increases if: | ||
*One has had a sudden increase in the amount or intensity of an activity | *One has had a sudden increase in the amount or intensity of an activity | ||
*Calf muscles are very tight ,i.e. not stretched out. | *Calf muscles are very tight, i.e. not stretched out. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]
Overview
The risk of developing Achilles tendinitis is highest in athletes involved in high intensity exercises.
Risk Factors
Athletes who practice high-impact sports that involve a lot of jumping may be more likely to develop tendinitis.
One's risk for developing tendinitis increases if:
- One has had a sudden increase in the amount or intensity of an activity
- Calf muscles are very tight, i.e. not stretched out.