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Ankle pain due to fracture
I am not able to rotate ankle due to fracture 5 years back. Too much of pain after excessive walking.
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You need physiotherapy.
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Movements may have been reduced due to tissue damage becoz of trauma 4 urs back and degeneration.
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Consult Orthopedic specialist or
X-ray Mortoise view
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Start Aggressive physiotherapy
pain meds initial 5 days
Use sportshoes ankle length
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Get examined for ROM at ankle and subtalar joint.
Also better would be to get an xray ankle mortise view,as it will better show the ankle joint condition.
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U might be suffering from Avascular necrosis of talus or subtalar joint arthritis. Both of which are treatable.
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Get an mri hind foot done
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Use ankle binder for long distance walks etc
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Pain while rotating ankle or pain while moving foot downwards? Any previous treatment details?
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Get xamined rom.
Might need physio or mri if still persisting pain and stiffness
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
6 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Get mri ankle
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