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Ankle Pain- Shock
Ankle Pain- Shock- Difficulties in lifting heavy thing in the joint of left ankle. I had slipped on stairs and that hit my ankle hard. It's been 3months but the pain is mainly when I particularly focus on the ankle or sit with folded legs.
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Maybe your healing hasn't happened completely. That's why pain persists. Get your vitamin d and b12 levels checked.
If low then that's your cause of improper healing. Get injections of vitamin d and b12 and you will heal well and pains will go.
If they don't then get mri done .
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Hi,
Did you had any fracture at the time of injury?
Did you get any X-ray or MRI done?
Consult directly so that detailed history can be taken and appropriate management can be suggested to you
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