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Why am I able to dislocate the tendon behind my ankle at will?
For awhile I have been able to move the tendon behind my ankle in and out of place at will. As I had no complications with it, I never brought it to the attention of my doctor. However, lately I have been noticing a dull pain around the area when applying pressure to it or moving it out of place. I have no swelling nor bruising in the area.
I think it is time for you to go see a orthopedic surgeon. The tendon is to loose and sounds like it will need to be tightened.
I would stop messaging about with it? Why did you start doing this in the first place? Sounds like you have caused yourself an Achilles tendinitis by doing this . Rest, ice, anti inflammatories and leave it be!!
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