1. Home
  2. Care
  3. Voet
  4. Verdikking in een pees

What do you think of our website?

We would love to hear what works well and what could be better. Your feedback helps us improve our website.

What would you like to give feedback on?

Read how we use feedback data.

Please note: Do not share medical details or a citizen service number (BSN).

Rondom – Het leven loopt lekkerder
Nederlands
  • Employers
  • Partners
  • Research
  • Working at
Rondom app
FoundationAfspraak maken
Rondom – Het leven loopt lekkerder
Afspraak maken
Rondom – Het leven loopt lekkerder

We’d be happy to help you further

  • 088-118 0570
  • info@rondomlopengroep.nl

Need help?

  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Reimbursements
  • Complaints procedure
  • What does your health insurer cover?

Contact

  • Book an appointment

Need help?

  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Reimbursements
  • Complaints procedure
  • What does your health insurer cover?

Contact

  • Book an appointment

Services

  • Occupational therapy
  • Lifestyle and Dietetics
  • Podiatry and chiropody care
  • Psychology and social work
  • Physiotherapy
  • Rondom in Business
  • Rondom Shoes

Discover Rondom

  • Healthy living and participation
  • Activities
  • Rondom app
  • Social impact
  • Research

About Rondom

  • Current
  • Find a location near you

Follow Rondom

LinkedInInstagramFacebook

Life runs more smoothly.

General (payment) terms and conditionsPrivacy StatementCookie Policy
  • What is it?
  • A treatment
  • Download the Rondom app
  • Make an appointment

Thickening in a tendon

This is also known as: ganglion. A ganglion is a fluid-filled sac that often occurs at a weak point in a tendon sheath or near a joint. It is usually found on the top of the foot. If the swelling causes pain, it is advisable to see a podiatrist. This condition can also occur in the midfoot and the rearfoot.

What is it?

This is also known as: ganglion. A ganglion is a fluid-filled sac that often occurs at a weak point in a tendon sheath or near a joint. It is usually found on the top of the foot. If the swelling causes pain, it is advisable to see a podiatrist. This condition can also occur in the midfoot and hindfoot.

A treatment

Treatment depends on the location: felt therapy, footwear advice, pressure-relieving podiatric insoles or shoe modifications may be used. The expected outcome is a reduction in symptoms or complete relief from symptoms. A ganglion is usually permanent. If insufficient results are achieved, surgery may be considered.

Was this information helpful?

Work on your health with the Rondom app

  • Direct contact with healthcare professionals via chat
  • A community where you share experiences and motivate one another
  • Personal challenges that match your goals
  • Step counter for your daily exercise
  • Earn points for healthy choices
  • Articles, videos, recipes and assignments
  • Register for (online) events
Discover the Rondom app

Find a healthcare provider near you

Book an appointmentCall usDownload the Rondom app