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Mild pain after exercise or running that gradually worsens
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A noticeable sense of sluggishness in your leg
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Episodes of diffuse or localized pain, sometimes severe, along the tendon during or a few hours after running
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Morning tenderness about an inch and a half above the point where the Achilles tendon is attached to the heel bone
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Stiffness that generally diminishes as the tendon warms up with use
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Some swelling
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