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Posterior tib tendonitis is often characterized by inflammation of the tendon. The more obvious symptom, though, is pain in the instep region of the affected foot. In some severe cases, the inflammation may actually case the tendon to rupture, causing a very identifiable post tibial tendonitis deformity – overpronation or flat foot.
