The main symptom of Achilles tendonitis is pain and swelling in the backside of your heel when you walk or run. Other symptoms include tight calf muscles and limited range of motion when you flex your foot. This condition can also make the skin on your heel feel overly warm to the touch.

Does Achilles tendonitis cause ankle swelling?

Symptoms of Achilles tendinitis can include: pain and stiffness in the ankle and legs. pain that worsens when moving the foot or ankle. swelling at the back of the ankle.

What to do if Achilles tendon is swollen?