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Constant pain in lower part of the ankle
Lower part of ankle got bent while walking and it's paining continuously, I think there is a cloting if blood.
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It appears to be ankle sprain.
better consult a good n professional physiotherapist n get yourself examined n diagnosed.
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Dr. Ajaz Ahmad
Physiotherapist
19 yrs exp
Delhi
You have not written exact date when it had happen,if u feel it's a blood clot, than it need to be aspirated by the orthopedic , don't want
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and don't put weight on the affected ankle , avid it ,
Health Tips
use ankle immobilizer and cold pack, but need to check with orthopaedic for further assessment
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Dr. S. Joseph Peter Rajan (PT)
Orthopedic Physiotherapist
20 yrs exp
Kanchipuram
Ankle pain may be due to ligament sprain or simple fracture or mild displacement of bones at foot
Next Steps
consult a Physiotherapist
Health Tips
Do the things below till u consult a Physiotherapist
1.Rest the joint ,
2.ice massage to reduce pain and swelling
3.use crepe bandage to reduce swelling
4.elevate the ankle using a pillow to reduce the swelling
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