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Understanding Lateral Ankle Pain: Causes and Treatment Options

Pain on the outer posterior side of both ankles? Doctor: Hello! Initially, I experienced pain in my right ankle (on the outer posterior side), which hurt while walking, but I don't recall any significant injury. I went to a traditional Chinese medicine clinic for treatment, ...


Dr. Chen Xingyuan Reply:
Dear Ms. Tseng, There are many causes of ankle pain, such as tendon and ligament sprains, fractures, joint disorders, tumors of the bone or soft tissue, neuropathy, gout, rheumatic autoimmune diseases, infections, and tendonitis due to improper use or overuse, all of which can l...

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Understanding Hip and Ankle Pain in Farmers: Possible Causes and Solutions

Father has soreness in the left hip and ankle? The father, born in 1990, has been experiencing soreness in the left hip and near the ankle after lifting heavy objects during the busy farming season. Recently, after sitting for an extended period, he found it difficult to stand up...


Dr. Shi Qiming Reply:
Hello: Please have your father come to our orthopedic outpatient clinic for a physical examination. A physician needs to make a personal diagnosis in order to provide an accurate answer. Thank you!

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Managing Ankle Pain After Injury: Tips for Recovery and Relief

Ankle Hello, Dr. Lee! I previously sprained my left ankle. After receiving massage therapy from a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, I noticed that whenever I walk too much or stand for too long, my ankle starts to hurt and I even limp. After walking a bit, it feels somew...


Dr. Li Wenlin Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, please seek medical attention as soon as possible. You should avoid standing for long periods, and even if it's a soft tissue injury (such as fascia or tendon), it requires ample rest and should not be overused. A medical evaluation can h...

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Understanding Hip and Ankle Pain: Is It Sciatica or Something Else?

Please provide the content you would like me to translate into English? My grandfather has pain in one area of his hip, but he does not experience pain in his thigh or calf. However, he does have significant pain in his ankle and the top of his foot. He has seen both Western and ...


Dr. Zhang Shengben Reply:
Your description cannot be used for a diagnosis; please visit our clinic for an examination or go to a nearby orthopedic specialist.

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Persistent Foot Pain: Causes and Solutions for Long-Term Relief

My feet start to hurt after wearing shoes for a long time or standing for an extended period? I experience pain in the sole of my right foot after wearing shoes for a long time or standing for extended periods. There is a protrusion on the side of my ankle that is painful when to...


Dr. Huang Longde Reply:
Hello: Based on your description, the physician should have performed an X-ray to confirm whether there is an old ankle fracture. Your outer ankle often swells and hurts repeatedly due to prolonged standing or wearing shoes, which is caused by injury to the lateral ligaments or u...

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Understanding Ankle Pain: Causes and Treatment for Muscle Discomfort

Ankle pain Hello Dr. Zhou: Recently, I've been experiencing some tingling and pain around my ankle. It's not in the bone, but rather in the surrounding muscles. This has lasted for a day, and I haven't engaged in any exercise or experienced any other injuries. Some...


Dr. Zhou Hongzhi Reply:
It may be bursitis; if there is swelling, ice therapy should be applied, and heat therapy should be avoided.

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Understanding Ankle Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Ankle pain Hello doctor, I would like to ask about an issue with my left ankle. There was a time when a small hard lump developed inside my ankle, but one time when I pressed on it, it suddenly seemed to disappear. A few days later, my ankle became inflamed. The doctor said it wa...


Dr. Li Wenlin Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, it is difficult to draw a conclusion based on your description. It is best to consult a nearby orthopedic physician or the doctor you previously visited. The most common issue is fasciitis, and resting should help you recover. Wishing you a sp...

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Understanding Ankle Pain: Recovery from Old Injuries Explained

Old injury? Hello, Doctor. I have a few questions to ask. Over a year ago, I sprained my ankle (quite severely), and I thought it had healed, so I went back to playing basketball. Sometimes my ankle hurts a lot (sharp pain, soreness), and sometimes it doesn’t hurt at all. I’m not...


Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Victor: The sequelae caused by an ankle sprain are often due to insufficient subsequent protection and physical therapy. If symptoms persist, it is advisable to visit an orthopedic or rehabilitation clinic for a detailed evaluation. Wishing you a speedy recovery.

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Understanding Ankle Pain After Two Months of Fracture Recovery

Ankle fracture I have had an ankle fracture for over two months, but I still feel pain in the ankle joint area when walking. What could be the reason? Both the inner and outer ankle bones are fractured, but I can walk now. However, the joint hurts only when I walk; it doesn'...


Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
After two months of an ankle fracture, there should be callus formation; however, complete healing may still take another month or two. Therefore, experiencing pain while walking is a normal phenomenon. If both the medial and lateral malleoli are fractured and it is not an open f...

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Understanding Ankle Ligament Sprains: Recovery and Pain Management Tips

Ankle ligament sprain Hello Dr. Wang, Two weeks ago, I sustained a ligament injury in my ankle after intense running. Initially, I did not feel any pain, but later I noticed significant discomfort when walking or running. There was no visible swelling. I consulted an orthopedic ...


Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Dear Shih Yun-Ting, You are experiencing ankle pain after running, but there is no visible swelling. If this is your first occurrence, appropriate physical therapy and medication are necessary. Regarding your question about whether you need to continue taking medication, general...

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Managing Ankle Pain: Recovery Tips and When to Seek Further Evaluation

My right ankle? Hello, doctor! I previously showed you my right ankle, and you taught me how to use an elastic bandage. Do you remember? I injured it the day before the Lunar New Year, and it has improved a lot since then. However, I still feel pain and tightness when I move my a...


Dr. Chen Xingyuan Reply:
Dear basketball enthusiasts, After an ankle ligament sprain, if not handled with special care, it is easy to suffer repeated injuries, leading to chronic ligament sprains. Subsequently, even slight or vigorous activities can easily cause ankle pain, which is the worst outcome. T...

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Understanding Ankle Pain: Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options

Ankle joint pain I previously injured my ankle from dancing and playing basketball. Prolonged standing or walking causes significant pain. The doctor mentioned that overuse has led to joint wear, resembling that of someone in their 40s. Since I work in the kitchen during my milit...


Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Ankle joint injuries typically affect the ligaments surrounding the joint, which are present on both the medial and lateral sides. The most commonly injured ligament is the anterior talofibular ligament, often damaged during activities such as basketball when the ankle is subject...

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Chronic Ankle Pain: Solutions for Athletes with Recurrent Sprains

People who have been suffering from ankle pain? Hello, Doctor. I apologize for taking up your valuable time. I am someone who enjoys playing basketball. In the past, I frequently sprained my ankle, but they were not severe, so I never saw a doctor, thinking it would heal on its o...


Dr. Luo Zhaozhong Reply:
Hello: The ankle is composed of bones and many ligaments. Repeated injuries can make it difficult for the ligaments to heal, leading to joint instability and a higher risk of re-injury. Therefore, it is essential to rest and properly protect and immobilize the ankle after an inju...

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Understanding Osteomyelitis and Cellulitis: Symptoms, Recovery, and Foot Care Tips

Could you please provide more specific information or context regarding the medical terminology and conditions related to bones? Dear Doctor: My mother has been diagnosed with "osteomyelitis" in her ankle, but recently, after suffering from a severe cold, one of her cal...


Dr. Shi Qiming Reply:
Dear Sir/Madam, The term "periostitis" mentioned by your esteemed mother is a broad term that encompasses inflammation of the periosteum, fascia, and ligaments. Ankle joint pain may be due to ankle joint degeneration, plantar fasciitis, or Achilles tendinitis, with dif...

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Persistent Ankle Pain: When to Seek X-Ray and Treatment Options

I urgently need an answer~~ Please help, thank you! Hello, doctor. About a year ago, I may have sprained my ankle due to running and jumping. Initially, I didn't think much of it, but it gradually became very painful and swollen. I later went to see a traditional Chinese med...


Dr. Luo Zhaozhong Reply:
Hello: Generally, an ankle sprain requires complete rest for optimal recovery. If symptoms do not improve after more than a month, it is advisable to undergo more detailed examinations, such as X-rays or ultrasound. Therefore, please consult a specialist for a thorough evaluation...

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Can You Swim with Plantar Fasciitis? Tips for Managing Foot Pain

It is plantar fasciitis? I have ankle pain after exercising, and when I visited an orthopedic doctor, I was diagnosed with plantar fasciitis. The doctor advised me to rest, but I experience pain whenever I move my ankle joint or the bottom of my foot. I tried swimming, but the pa...


Dr. Luo Zhaozhong Reply:
Hello! Plantar fasciitis is a troublesome condition that is difficult to fully treat. I believe rest is essential, and swimming should be acceptable, but it is important to ensure that the ankle remains as still as possible to avoid straining the plantar fascia, which could lead ...

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Understanding Ankle Pain: When to Stretch and Strengthen Safely

Ankle pain!! I would like to ask you: I heard a "pop" sound while performing a calf stretch (pushing against a wall). Initially, I did not feel any pain and was able to walk normally. However, after putting on shoes, I started to experience pain, primarily located above...


Dr. Yang Zhengfan Reply:
Dear A-Dong, Although you have made an effort to describe your symptoms, to be honest, it's still not very clear how pushing against the wall is related to pulling on the Achilles tendon. If the pain you are describing is at the junction of the calf soleus muscle and the h...

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Understanding Ankle Pain: When to Stretch and Strengthen Safely

Ankle pain!!!!!! I would like to ask you: I heard a "pop" sound while doing a calf stretch (pushing against a wall). Initially, I didn't feel any pain and was able to walk normally. However, after putting on shoes, I started to feel pain, primarily located above th...


Dr. Shi Qiming Reply:
Hello: Based on the symptoms you described, we suspect an Achilles tendon rupture. A further examination by a physician is necessary, and we recommend that you visit our orthopedic outpatient clinic for additional evaluation.

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Understanding Ankle Pain: Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options

Ankle pain Hello, doctor. Two months ago, I started experiencing unexplained pain in my right ankle, although its appearance seems normal. The pain is most pronounced in the morning when I get out of bed; stepping on the floor is extremely painful, forcing me to walk with a limp....


Dr. Xu Zhijun Reply:
Joint pain without a significant history of trauma may suggest bacterial arthritis or gouty arthritis, which typically presents with noticeable redness and swelling. However, in this case, the absence of redness and swelling allows us to rule out these two conditions. The likely ...

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Understanding Ankle Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Ankle pain Hello Doctor: I have been suffering from ankle pain for the past six months. When I squat down and then stand up suddenly, I experience severe pain in my ankle. Whenever I squat with my ankle in a flexed position or kneel on the ground (with my ankle flat), I feel pain...


Dr. Xie Tianjie Reply:
A woman with bilateral ankle pain who has not experienced any injuries is advised to get an X-ray at the hospital and undergo blood tests. This will help rule out any issues with the ankle bones and surrounding ligaments, and also consider the possibility of gout or rheumatoid ar...

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