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Have you had an exercise related injury? Did you successful treat and return to exercise?
HaylenView Thread
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The pain is on the top of my ankle. I can bear weight on it easily, but flexing or rotating my ankle is very painful, especially when I point it to the outside and try to bring it back straight.
It is mainly exercise induced, but usually after really hard practices/meets it is hard to walk the next day (not because of weight, but because I have to bend my ankle to walk). I have seen a trainer about it, and he said I may have "tweaked" a ligament. I was wondering if anybody has had this same issue and whether it was just soreness or an actual injury. Thanks!View Thread
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Good luck when you meet with the surgeon!
HaylenView Thread
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Best of luck to both of you!
HaylenView Thread
Doctors won't even talk about the indention as if to dismiss it altogether. Turns out that 3 back doctors and 2 sports doctors have no idea. I can't sit for more than 10 minutes before either my butt, low back or thigh is killing me. Sometimes all. I sure would like to know if you get anywhere with this. I am at 9 months, lots of tests ($$$) and 5 Doc's trying to find something out.View Thread
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HaylenView Thread
Thanks again,
BrianView Thread
How bad is it to walk on a torn ligament in my ankle? I'm using a walking boot so it is taken most of the pressussure off!View Thread
Best of luck with your training -
HaylenView Thread
I started to feel pain on the anterior tibial tendon in Oct. 2012 from doing a lot of walking too soon. The skin is sensitive to touch and the area hurts when I stretch it or walk over a mile, often less. In Jan. 2012 I started PT again for tendonitis. Had an MRI a week ago and there is no major swelling in the tendon so my ortho. surgeon thinks it is Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy. I can't walk for a long time without feeling pain. I can stand fine for a long time. I can't walk barefoot. etc. Compressing the area feels great. Going to PT makes the area hurt more.
My ortho. surgeon isn't sure what is going on.
My question is where do I go from here? Should I get an opinion from a different orthopedic surgeon? Sports Medicine doctor? Pain Management? Neurologist? I would like to know exactly what the problem is before I get treatment. I don't want to damage the area further with treatment for an incorrect diagnosis.
Anyone hear of a similar issue?
Thanks so much.View Thread
I hope you find relief soon!View Thread
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Can your physician refer you to a PT?
HaylenView Thread
HaylenView Thread
Maybe you should go see an orthopedist who specialise in foot and ankle problems.
I've had a really bad ankle injury 2 1/2 years ago and the only person who was helpful was my foot and ankel orthopedist.View Thread
Wow, the tibia and the fibula! These two thin bones are dependant on each other so I know that had to be very painful for you. I am sorry to hear about your situation two weeks later. I hope that you decided to folow the Doc's Orders since they are trained medical professionals. I am sure your friend meant well. This is why we have specialist to keep us focused. When your eyes are giving you trouble then you go to the eye doctor. I hope you have taken care of this by now. A bone specialist may be able to help. See your primary care provider for a referal.
Sincerely,
AlfaeView Thread
I had a knee injury, years ago, while playing soft ball and my friend reset my knee, then we went to urgent care, I recieved medical attentioin and pain relivers, in additon rehabilitaion care.
I still have some irritations when I play tennis or run early in the morning air. The main thing is to be cognisant and very careful not to reinjure the shoulder.
Since it has been five years and if the pain persist then yes a visit to the doctor is in order.
AlfaeView Thread
Make sure to write down any questions you have and make sure your doctor addresses each one. Ask for a referral to a physical therapist who specializes in these types of injuries.
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