Photo - is it damaged?

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I was helping my sister move into her new flat and hit the back of my ankle against a shoe rack, it hurt like hell and I spent quite a long time swearing. I tried to hop it off but a month later and it's still aching, and there's a lump coming out of the back that feels bone like. 

Any ideas what's wrong?

I have a phobia of medical stuff, I know it's daft but I really don't want to go and get it seen to unless it really needs it. 

It aches all the time, even more so if i've been on it a while. When I first get up in the morning it's really stiff and hard to walk on, I wouldn't say painful but it feels odd. 

 

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  • Posted

    It most certainly looks damaged and you should 100% go see a doctor about it! And orthopedic specialist if possible.
  • Posted

    You definitely should go to OS and have them do an xray. Good luck!
  • Posted

    Hi Gotyu,

    I too have a phobia about anything medical!   I would agree with the other posters though.  I would definitely go see someone.  Good luck!  :-)

    Beth

  • Posted

    Thanks for the advice. Last time I went to the doctors it took 3 weeks to get an appointment, I'll ring up and see what they can do. 

    • Posted

      Gotyu, please keep us posted.  I sure hope everything works out great for you.  It may take a while and it can be a long road, but the good thing I've found is, there are wonderful people on this forum, who are so nice and encouraging.  That has helped me so much.  Just reading different posts.  I wish you the best.  :-)

      Beth

  • Posted

    Sure looks broken..would get checked for sure.. and good luck to you.

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