Achilles rupture | Biceps rupture A ruptured tendon is a complete tear in a tendon, most commonly as a result of vigorous exercise, such as playing sports. A rupture may also be the result of an injury or may occur as a complication of a long-term joint disorder, such as rheumatoid arthritis. Tendons in the limbs are most susceptible to rupture. Symptoms typically include a snapping sensation and severe pain when the tendon ruptures; rapid swelling; and an inability to use the affected part. In some cases, a tendon may heal with rest and immobilization in a brace or cast. Pain relievers may also be given.
In more severe cases, surgery may be needed to repair the tendon, followed by immobilization while healing occur

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