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What Could Be The Lump On The Ankle After Hitting It?

hi Doctor, i am a 18 year old boy weight about 10 and a half stone. i was playing football a few weeks ago when i got kicked to the ankle. at the time i could walk properly on it because it was bruised with a small lump. it has been a couple of months the lump is still there. the lump is situated on my right foot on my ankle below the right side of the ankle socket about 1 inch below it. At the moment i can run and walk on it but it i press down on it, it is painful. should i go get an x ray and do you reckon it could be factured
Mon, 12 May 2014
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Hi, welcome to healthcare magic forum. I understand your concern.

In my opinion it looks like haematoma formation has taken place in the ankle region(lump) and there may be chances of hair line fracture. So x-ray will be better idea followed by removal of haematoma by a surgeon. No need to worry. It is curable.

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What Could Be The Lump On The Ankle After Hitting It?

Hi, welcome to healthcare magic forum. I understand your concern. In my opinion it looks like haematoma formation has taken place in the ankle region(lump) and there may be chances of hair line fracture. So x-ray will be better idea followed by removal of haematoma by a surgeon. No need to worry. It is curable. Thanks