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| | | Tendonitis Hi
I'm planning to go on a long walk in the North West Highlands in a couple of months time and have been out for some long walks around the somewhat gentler Chilterns recently to get in shape. I've been getting tendonitis in my right big toe towards the end of each walk, which isn't new for me, but it takes the edge of the enjoyment of being out and about.
Anybody got any tips for coping with tendonitis?
Cheers
Richard
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