will this help with achilles tendon repair
937883
No it does not, it helps to relax muscles and tendons do to tendonitis, it relaxes the local area. It helps alot with the pain
772043
Yes I believe it will be helpful. I had an injured knee on top of the normal arthitis pain and as a consequence the knee hurt at rest or in movement. Someone recommended Kytta Salbe and it was wonderful. I keep it in my handbag in case there is a flare up.
635947
I use it to massage my Achilles and ankle areas to remove scare tissues and improve circulation and works great.
1722901
yes, it displaces the anchor point of your tendon and therefore does not damage the sensitive point anymore allowing it to heal.
1537126
It will not cure your tendonitis. It will relieve the pain from it. My tendonitis was helped with cortisone shots and physical therapy. It is the localized pain and tingling from nerve pain that is helped. Best wishes.
1758323
Yes. but I would definitely use a patch for extra strengh. If it's a tear try and patch inside and out. Good Luck.
1299741
Can't say. I can say it didn't so well for the thumb arthritis/tendinitis I had. So if you have those ailments, consider something else.
801143
Not that I know of but have to ask the manufacturer. Per my experience I've found it to be a huge help for: faster soft tissue recovery from sprains, strains, tears, soreness, bruising, or just joint or muscle weakness. Can be use as prevention to add strength or support to an area of shoulders, arms, legs or back for sport or physical effort of many types. Introduced by a licensed Physical Therapist Ada Wells of Alameda - she might be able to better answer your question.
240625
It could. Before I would buy this again, I would have my shoe repair person stretch my shoes.
2206797
I use it to work out. I had rotator cuff surgery sometime ago and think it could have been helpful. The one I used then from my orthopedic surgeon was more restrictive to help the healing process. Hope this helps.
536194
Yes, and you bring up a good point about tight shoe laces. Something as simple as keeping your laces tied up good might actually help prevent Achilles tendinitis! (if you do have it, suggest doing eccentric exercises like the kind in the book Treat Your Own Achilles Tendinitis). A 2010 study in the Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine showed that keeping your laces tied up did significantly reduce tension on your Achilles tendon - compared with untied laces.
1731111
Yes, and tight laces prevent achilles problems too! (see the book Treat Your Own Achilles Tendinitis for more on that).
1622490
As long as it's not too tight and your shoes fit. It is good for the Achilles and your heel. I only wear it at home because with the cold weather my thick socks and this will not fit in my boots.Chela
2208541
I really don't know. I would follow the other suggestion and speak with your doctor. My Primary Care Physician and a Podiatrist I spoke with were both aware of this product. Your doctor, if not familiar with it, quickly can look up the ingredients and advise you.
814390
I believe it would help either. I purchased it for a hamstring strain and it really seemed to help.
1017755
no this is a therapeutic aid, that reduces inflammation and speeds up the healing process. good luck and best 2u
1314210
I used for metatarsalgia and they helped. I would "guess" they would help you as well.