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Pain above heel but below ankle
5 days ago I played football after a long time. From past 3 days, my right foot in paining just above the heel when I put pressure while walking, hence I can't walk properly. I can move my ankle completely. I didn't have any impact or trauma while playing, nor did I twist my foot or had a collision.
I went to doctor, he checked up and prescribed Indocap and T-heal for 7 days, but I can not walk properly and having pain if I try to put pressure on the area while walking.
Please suggest.
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You could have got a stress fracture on the shin.
Quite common after physical sports.
Get an xray done.
Even if you have it, nothing to worry. It heals well.
You need some time off and let the healing start.
Take vitamin d injection and healing will proceed well
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get xray , consult if needed
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Dr. Sam Supreeth
Orthopedist
13 yrs exp
Pune
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Is the pain more in the morning and when. You walk after resting?
Does pain subside after few steps?
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