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Severe Pain In Ankle Bone, Achilles Heel, Numbness In Big Toe. History Of Bending The Ankle. No Pain While Bending, Walking. Normal?
I bent my ankle more than a week ago , it literally touched the ground , i am still feeling pain directly on my ankle bone, above my ankle as well as pain on the opposite side , my achilles heel is painful , and i can bend my foot when walking or using stairs without pain. Also my big toe is numb . Is all this pain normal.
Mon, 2 Sep 2013
Hi, there appears to be a stretch of the muscles, due to bend, You may need to have rest, muscle relaxants etc , so i advise you to consult an orthopedic surgeon for diagnosis and treatment.
I to my patient with such symptoms prescribe mefenamic acid, paracetamol, ofloxacin, and a crepe bandage. Thank you.
I to my patient with such symptoms prescribe mefenamic acid, paracetamol, ofloxacin, and a crepe bandage. Thank you.
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Hi, thanks for writing to HCM.
It appears from the description that you could have suffered a soft tissue contusion resulting in all your symptomatology. An xray is mandatory to rule out any bony injury.
The general treatment guidelines are as follows -
* Give rest to the injured part and don’t involve in activities that causes pain.
* Ice packing should be applied for about 20 minutes once in every 2 hours.
* Use elastic compression bandage around the swollen area
* Elevation of the limb & active toe movements
* Analgesic & anti inflammatory medications as needed for a few days
Hope this information is helpful. Good day
It appears from the description that you could have suffered a soft tissue contusion resulting in all your symptomatology. An xray is mandatory to rule out any bony injury.
The general treatment guidelines are as follows -
* Give rest to the injured part and don’t involve in activities that causes pain.
* Ice packing should be applied for about 20 minutes once in every 2 hours.
* Use elastic compression bandage around the swollen area
* Elevation of the limb & active toe movements
* Analgesic & anti inflammatory medications as needed for a few days
Hope this information is helpful. Good day
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