Ankle Pain Juneau AK
Are you experiencing some kind of pain in your ankle and need some help to figure out what's causing it? If you are, take a look at these articles to see if any of the symptoms described here match yours and get advice on what to do.
I am a 20 year old female. I sprained my ankle about 2 yrs ago jumping off a stage and landing on my boyfriends foot went to the Dr a week later.
You should be worried about this condition for two reasons. One, excess weight gain is just not healthy and two, excess pressure on your foot and ankle will cause pain, but it will also cause premature degeneration of the joints in your foot and ankle which over time will make walking more painful and difficult.
Well for starters I would stop going for MRI's. I do not know anything about you like your age, your weight, your medical history, but since this is the second time you have injured this area it is probably safe to assume that you have scar tissue in the area from these accidents which is still causing some of your pain.
I had an extreme injury to my ankle in Sep of 2007, I had surgery to repair ligament damage on the outside of my ankle in Jan 2008. I got pregnant and had no pain until I started running again. I now have extreme pain on the inside of my ankle. It mainly feels as though I am coming down on a knife.
2 years ago, I sought the advice of my GP with regard to a pain in my right ankle which had been bothering me for several months. He referred me to an orthopedist. I underwent several tests, x-rays, blood work, mri, and a bone scan. It was determined that I have bone cysts in my ankle joint. My blood work didn't reveal any arthritis, and I don't have pain in my other joints. What actually can be the problem with my ankle?
Quite possibly the MRI is not giving an accurate reading on the prognosis of the fracture. In that case a bone scan might be indicated. My philosophy is that any time the patient's progress does not match the lab work or radiology findings, then more investigation needs to be done.
right ankle is tender to the touch (on the top-right side) and only hurts when I am sitting or lying down. It does not hurt at all when standing or walking. Any suggestions? Read on.
I am a 20 year old female. I sprained my ankle about 2 yrs ago jumping off a stage and landing on my boyfriends foot went to the Dr a week later.
Any time you fuse a joint, especially an ankle joint, two things occur. One, it changes your gait forcing excessive strain on the muscles of the leg as well as stress on the knee and hip joints. Secondly, a fusion also puts excessive pressure on the foot joints, so after 20 years it is not surprising that you are developing these pains. Read on to view more details on ankle fusion.
2 years ago, I sought the advice of my GP with regard to a pain in my right ankle which had been bothering me for several months. He referred me to an orthopedist. I underwent several tests, x-rays, blood work, mri, and a bone scan. It was determined that I have bone cysts in my ankle joint. My blood work didn't reveal any arthritis, and I don't have pain in my other joints. What actually can be the problem with my ankle?
You should be worried about this condition for two reasons. One, excess weight gain is just not healthy and two, excess pressure on your foot and ankle will cause pain, but it will also cause premature degeneration of the joints in your foot and ankle which over time will make walking more painful and difficult.
There is a possibility that if you stop wearing shoes that aggravate the bone and wear a more conservative shoe, that over a period of weeks to a few months the pain may subside or even disappear. When there is a bony abnormality on a foot I often tell the patient that trying to wear a dressy shoe on that type of foot is the equivalent of trying to put a square peg into a round hole.
I had an extreme injury to my ankle in Sep of 2007, I had surgery to repair ligament damage on the outside of my ankle in Jan 2008. I got pregnant and had no pain until I started running again. I now have extreme pain on the inside of my ankle. It mainly feels as though I am coming down on a knife.
Well for starters I would stop going for MRI's. I do not know anything about you like your age, your weight, your medical history, but since this is the second time you have injured this area it is probably safe to assume that you have scar tissue in the area from these accidents which is still causing some of your pain.
Once the pea-size nodule on your kid's AT is resolved, you might want to look into a brace to protect the achilles tendon so it does not become a chronic problem.
I've had an ongoing feeling in my right ankle for a couple of months. It all seemed to happen after a treadmill session when I was running. There was no fall or trauma, but after this session I have on and off had this feeling. Read on.
When I was out for a walk back in September of 09 with my friends, I stepped into a hole in the ground and rolled my ankle. At first it really hurt, but after a few minuets the pain went away and I continued to walk. Read on.
I went over on my ankle nearly 6 weeks ago, heard a strange noise but got up and walked on it without any problems, got to work (care assistant) and with in 2 couple of hours could not walk on it at all. Went for xray 2 days later, they said it was a sprain, 4 days later i get a phone call to say that there was a query on the xray and they thought i had a potts fracture.
the question is. i am using an aircast with a walker and trying to do weight bearing excercises, the pain is on the ball of the foot and the top, also near the pinky. And there is also pain near the joint of the ankle, it's seems i cant bend it because of the screw. that is what is stopping me from using the full weight on the foot is this normal? the swelling is still there of course.
