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Swollen ankle heel
Had an accident back in April, finally able to put my feet on ground and can walk. But my heel is still swollen with a bump and pains whenever I walk. Unable to understand what can reduce that swelling and will I ever be able to walk and run like earlier days. Heard a lot about cushion insoles but have no idea if I should try them or not. Please let me know what might have caused this and whether any hope is still left for any recovery
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It's better for you to get your issue diagnosed first, before any specific advice can be given to you.
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Get an orthopedic consultation with previous X-ray/MRI images if available.
You can consult online as well for detailed evaluation.
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The history/symptooms suggest more of tendoachilles injury which might make walking difficult especially lifting foot of the ground.
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To show an orthopedic regarding the site of injury and further investigation. USG/MRI should be done to confirm the amount of injury(tear if present)
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Avoid too much of stairs for sometime.
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Dr. Ashish Shahare
Orthopedic surgeon
11 yrs exp
Pune
Do MRI ankle
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