Pain near ankle and heel

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Asked for Female, 22 Years

I jumped from a height and since then whenever I am walking I have pain near the heel of my left foot and the area between the outer ankle and the heel. But while resting there is no pain. What should be the immediate treatment? Should I consult an orthopaedic?

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Dr. Vinod Kumar AC

General Physician 21 yrs exp Bangalore

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It's just contusion injury ,heals on its own after two weeks, till that take rest

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Dr. K. Santosh Sahanand Orthopedic Surgeon 16 yrs exp Coimbatore · Accepted Answer

Dr. K. Santosh Sahanand

Orthopedic Surgeon 16 yrs exp Coimbatore

You should ice your heel. Use soft soled footwear. It's better to consult orthopaedician, if pain s persistant.