07/05/2026
Pain or Stiffness at the Back of Your Heel? It Could Be Achilles Tendinopathy
Achilles tendinopathy is a common overuse injury affecting the tendon that connects your calf muscles to your heel. It often develops gradually from repeated strain — especially with running, walking, jumping, or increased activity levels.
Many people notice:
• Pain or stiffness in the Achilles tendon
• Morning stiffness when first walking
• Pain during or after exercise
• Tenderness or swelling at the back of the heel
• Symptoms that “warm up” with movement before returning later.
At Coastal Spine & Neuro Rehab, we take a comprehensive approach to Achilles tendon pain by assessing not just the tendon itself, but also how the foot, ankle, calf, hips, and movement patterns work together.
Care may include:
🦴 Movement and biomechanical assessment
💪 Targeted strengthening and rehabilitation exercises
🤲 Chiropractic care to improve lower limb function
⚖️ Load management and recovery strategies
The goal is to help reduce pain, restore strength, and improve your ability to move confidently again.
If your Achilles pain has been lingering or limiting your activity, early assessment and treatment can make a significant difference.
Coastal Spine & Neuro Rehab
📞 07 5443 4545
🌐 www.coastalspineandneuro.com.au