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Need Treatment For Pain On The Shin And Ankle After Falling Down
i fell awkwardly on saturday in malta .walking sunday my right shin and ankle seized up became very painful to walk 1.5 hours 1 mile but could stand up still no probs.it swelled ,on return GB tues went to a+e had x-ray all clear told to take painkillers and rest. swell eased ankle loosend but shin still tight and only shin pains when i bend my ankle. i have a binding feeling when i bend my ankle like something trapped 2-3 inch from ankle on shin surface i can feel with hand.is this tendon-nerve or ligament trapped?.still painfull to walk . 47 year old male
Hi you had an injury in your (R) ankle and shin . While ankle has improved , shin is painful and ankle movements cause pain in the shin. I would diagnose it as a bone bruise and advice pain killers, local heat + support with crepe bandage. It might take 2-3 weeks for the pain to subside and further 3 weeks to fully recover.
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Need Treatment For Pain On The Shin And Ankle After Falling Down
Hi you had an injury in your (R) ankle and shin . While ankle has improved , shin is painful and ankle movements cause pain in the shin. I would diagnose it as a bone bruise and advice pain killers, local heat + support with crepe bandage. It might take 2-3 weeks for the pain to subside and further 3 weeks to fully recover.