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Soft Tissue Injury In Ankle. X-ray Shows Bone Damage. Prescribed Flexura And Alanz

hi, myself Rakesh Tomar,M 28Year,having soft tissue injury in right ankle due to tiltation towards outside on 01-12-2012.No Bone damage found in X-ray .My Doctor sugggested me to take rest for 15days & cast my leg up to knee .given medicine initially for 5 days are : Flexura-D,Alanz Tab,Tab Carnisure 500 & Tab Genprar-ASR.
Wed, 12 Dec 2012
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Hi,
Thanks for posting your query.
Absence of fracture with pain at ankle definitely indicates soft tissue injury.
Deep tissue injury is just like superficial abrasion.
These injury takes few days for recovery and needs strict bed rest.
You should continue with the prescribed medicines and take proper rest.
Get well soon,
Dr. Mayank Bhargava
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Soft Tissue Injury In Ankle. X-ray Shows Bone Damage. Prescribed Flexura And Alanz

Hi, Thanks for posting your query. Absence of fracture with pain at ankle definitely indicates soft tissue injury. Deep tissue injury is just like superficial abrasion. These injury takes few days for recovery and needs strict bed rest. You should continue with the prescribed medicines and take proper rest. Get well soon, Dr. Mayank Bhargava