Would like to know what I could do about my ankle on the left? It’s been swollen for over a year now, it doesn’t hurt but it looks like I’ve injured my ankle, and I can’t really wear short dresses that show my legs because people start to ask why my left ankle is swollen. Is there anything that can make it look normal again?
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Seems like talas malunion
Cavovarus foot
Start by physical therapy aiming ( Calf stretching and plantar fascia stretching can help) also orthotics can help
Finall resort if the above fails
Is Surgical treatment
Good Luck
hi,
there are many treatment options .
but it depends on the xray and MRI reports. you need to get these investigations done to find out the exact underlying cause.
fibrinolytic tablets,anti- inflammatory tablets or surgery can be considered.
thanks
For me I would ask for a plain xray first to look on the bones..
Otherwise I think about bursitis or sebaceous sac..
Ice application and anti inflammatory oints can help.
Stretching of dorsiflexors and planrarflexors.
Then surgical interference.
HI
IT SEEMS TO BE A SOFT TISSUE SWELLING.
GET XRAY DONE.
IF THERE IS A COLLECTION OF FLUID,THEN GET THE FLUID ASPIRATED AND SEND FOR EXAMINATION.
MASSAGE CAN HELP.
hello there
yes its possible.
get MRI done.
an ankle arthoscopy will help you achieve your target.
consult a arthoscopic surgeon.