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    Proper treatment for Achilles tendon injuries is crucial for athletes to return to sports. This review covers causes, symptoms, and treatments for tendocalcaneus conditions, emphasizing rest, medication, and rehabilitation.

    Area of Science:

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    Background:

    • Achilles tendon dysfunction significantly impacts athletic careers.
    • Many tendocalcaneus conditions are inflammatory.
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