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Approximately 10 years ago I suffered a trimalleor fracture of the right ankle. I was on holiday at the time, and had the ankle re-aligned under local anaesthetic (and gas and air), had a back slab for a few days to allow the swelling to go down before a cast was put on my ankle and I went home. Follow up treatment was continued at my local hospital where they were concerned by the lack of surgery, replaced the cast after 4 weeks (for a further 4 wks) before removal and physiotherapy. I made, what I thought, was a great recovery, although I still had a slight lump on my leg, and the ankle could still be sore if really put through it's paces! Now, 10 years on, I have quite a lot of pain in my ankle - a sharp pain in the outside ankle bone, and a 'hot' pain radiating down the outside bone down towards my ankle. Am worried this may be a bigger problem as I haven't done anything different to normal. It's not practical to 'rest' all the time as I have two under 3 year old at home, and we have recently moved into a house that needs a lot of work! What could this be? Any ideas of treatment gratefully received!!!
University of Rochester Medical Center
American Academy of Pediatrics
Columbia University Department of Rehabilitation
Illinois Bone and Joint Institute
University of Maryland Medical Center
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