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Does A Lump On The Instep Of The Foot Require Medical Attention?

So I sprained my ankle about 5-6 weeks ago. I couldn t walk on it until 3 days after. Now I can walk and run on it and I even played in the rest of my basketball games 2-3 weeks after my injury. But now there s a hard small lump/bump on the top of my foot where my leg begins. It feels like a bone I m not sure why it is there. Should I get it checked out or will it eventually heal?
Fri, 27 May 2016
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Hello dear Greetings
Regarding your experience with a small lump or bump on top of your foot following a healed sprain I will suggest you have developed a Myopathy (weakness of the muscles)

In case of any inconveniences regarding the lump please schedule an appointment with a surgeon for possible surgical correction procedure

I hope this helps Regards


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Does A Lump On The Instep Of The Foot Require Medical Attention?

Hello dear Greetings Regarding your experience with a small lump or bump on top of your foot following a healed sprain I will suggest you have developed a Myopathy (weakness of the muscles) In case of any inconveniences regarding the lump please schedule an appointment with a surgeon for possible surgical correction procedure I hope this helps Regards