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Ankle sprain 2 years back
My ankle sprined 2 years back while doing running...I ran on same pain...
I got mRI scan 20 days ago..
It shows
1) minimul ankle effusion
2) small subchondral cryst
From 15-04-2021 I got medicine for 15 days from a orthopaedic and he gave plaster of Paris to ankle...
It has 25 days now but no change in pain...
Please save me from this pain 😭
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Get your S Uric Acid, ESR done
Cap Indocap SR OD after breakfast
Tab Defcort 6mg OD
Tab Zerodol MR at Bedtime
Tab Pantocid OD
X 3 days
Drink plenty of water
Avoid NonVeg and Alcohol ( if you take so).
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Review with reports
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Don't worry
Give your foot some rest and do not walk on cast
Start
Tab orthocort 6 mg twice daily
Tab indocap sr at night after dinner
Tab razo d once in the morning empty stomach
Continue this course for 3 weeks
Remove the cast after 10 days but give your foot rest
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