Peroneal Tendon Tear Test

It can take eight to twelve weeks. If it was repaired via surgery, it may take four months.

If a peroneal tendon tear isn’t addressed and left untreated, the affected foot might lose stability, feel chronic pain, and can make a person prone to recurring ankle sprains. These may eventually lead to disability and decreased mobility.

Yes. It’s best to take preventive measures and properly rehabilitate the affected foot to lessen the chances of it recurring.