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Right Ancle twist while playing
Hi doctor my right Ancle got twisted today while playing cricket . I had lot of pain especially while walking hence got X-ray done but unfortunately today doctor was not Available night I need to wait till Monday .
Attaching my X-ray pictures kindly let me know if there is any issue .
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Xray shows ? Jones's fracture.
You need to ser a ortho surgeon.
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Dr. Ahesan R Shaikh
Ortho surgeon
8 yrs exp
Mumbai
It seems to be 5th Metatarsal Base fracture called as " Jones Fracture "
Its not displaced you need to see an orthopaedic doctor near you.
To put a temporary plaster (Slab) for few days till swelling reduced.
Then once swelling reduced change plaster to complete plaster ( cast ) FOR 4-6 WEEKS.
STRICT ADVICE :-
NO PUTTING WEIGHT ON RIGHT FOOT AND WALKING .
WALK WITH SUPPORT EITHER WALKER OR CRUTCHES TO AVOID ANY PRESSURE AND MOVEMENT ON FRACTURED BONE
KEEP LIMB ELEVATED OVER 2 PILLOW FOR MAXIMUM TIME NEXT 4-5 DAYS ALONG WITH PLASTER SO THE SWELLING REDUCED.
AND MEDICINE.
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