Calaneal spur, soft tissue edema -ankle

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Received a report of right calcaneal spur, no fracture, and right ankle lateral soft tissue edema. Congruity of ankle is maintained. Kindly suggest the treatment for this situation and exercise if any.

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Dr. Pavankumar Ravi

Orthopedist 15 yrs exp Vijayawada

A friendly suggestion. We as doctors as supposed to treat patients not their reports. Kindly mention what is troubling you and since when. Some details about your weight height and other medical issues. Physically checking the patient for alignment and muscle tone etc is important. All these matter in treatment.

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Dr. Rakesh Goyal Orthopedist 10 yrs exp Gurgaon Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rakesh Goyal

Orthopedist 10 yrs exp Gurgaon

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Soft tissue edema over the lateral aspect of ankle along with a history of trauma points towards ankle sprain which requires medication, proper rest, immobilization of the ankle, ice therapy. You need not to worry about Calcaneal spur As far as you are not having pain in the heel area.