What Causes Pain In The Ankle Radiating To The Feet?
Rg. Pedis Sinistra + Bacini
without bone lesions at the level of ossa pedis sinistra. no lesions observed in bone marrow bacnit. Art. Sacroiliake and coxofemorale within the norm.
Echo of soft tissues
the examination of soft tissues in the region latero fermonal sinister echografically without visible lesions.
no organized hematoma. no subcutaneous tissue edema. no intramuscular calcification overlooked.
Lig e art.genu sinister with normal ultrasound aspect.
there are no likuidiene gatherings in suprapatelar and periartikular level.
Fossa poplitea with normal aspect ultrasound.
ARTERO-venous system in the norm.
Seems to be a neuropathy / hypocalcemia
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXXX,
Thank you for posting the query.
I have gone through the query and the attached report in detail.
I do not feel that the complaints are related to blood vessels.
The symptoms are suggestive more of a nerve related pain. Nerve inflammation / neuritis can cause such kind of on /off radiating pain from the ankles to the feet.
Other possibility is of a reduced calcium levels. This can result in muscle / soft tissue pain in the legs.
All the main investigations have already been done and all are normal . So there is nothing much to worry about.
Start on anti-inflammatory tablets like paracetamol,ibuprofen. As a conjuct therapy,also take calcium, vitamin D3 and multivitamin tablets.
Compression bandage,local gel application and hot fomentation will be useful.
I hope the answer was useful.Feel free to ask me any follow up doubts that you may have.
Thank you.
Kind regards...