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Superior Peroneal Retinaculum Injury
Hello, I am Sumit, And I am a Professional Cricketer (Fast Bowler).
Once I was doing my fielding session during practice,
I tried to take a catch by diving on to the ground, and wcasehen I landed to the ground my left toe got hit to the ground and my body got rotated and my toe got stuck to the ground as I was wearing metal spikes, and suddenly one pooping sound came from my ankle, and my peroneal tendon got subluxation. And whenever my foot faces eversion movement, subluxation occurs.
I did the MRI report, the report says that it's Peroneal Retinaculum Injury Grade 1.
It's now 6th Month, still I am facing same problem. I want to play cricket again.
Please Help me out in this situation.
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Kindly consult on video.
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This could be snapping peroneal tendons.
Can be treated.
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Consult online.
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Dr. D. Shrinivas
Orthopedist
22 yrs exp
Mumbai
Have you consulted a Orthopaedic doctor?
If not , you should meet one and get yourself examined clinically and take further advice.
There is no point discussing a MRI report on a online platform..it will not solve your problem.
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Your problem can be definitely treated, for that you meet a Orthopaedic doctor in person.
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