Tibialis Posterior Strain: Key to Your Foot Arch Stability

What Is Tibialis Posterior Strain?
An injury or overuse of the tibialis posterior tendon, which supports the arch of the foot.

Causes:

  • Overuse or repetitive strain

  • Flat feet or poor biomechanics

  • Sudden increase in activity

Symptoms:

  • Pain and swelling along the inside ankle and foot

  • Flattening of the foot arch

  • Difficulty walking or standing for long periods

  • Weakness in foot muscles

Physiotherapy Treatment:
✅ Strengthening and stability exercises
✅ Manual therapy and taping
✅ Biomechanical correction and orthotic advice
✅ Activity modification

Long-Term Recovery:
Physio improves arch support and muscle balance, reducing pain and preventing progression of foot deformities.

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