So much ankle pain and I need help ;(
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I have had ongoing issues with my ankles from skiing and doing other outdoor activities. After many times of not being able to take the pain and nobody seeming to have the same problem, I came here. I am very flat footed, therefore when I put pressure on my feet, even from just standing still my ankles tilt in and I then have no support. Based on that, whilst skiing the ankle tilt puts extreme pressure on the inner ankle bone (might I add that I have extremely boney ankles) and I can't take it anymore. I have tried inner soles to support my arches better and I won't say it did nothing, but it didn't do as much to eliminate pain. Please help I'm still young and I want to ski without pain. Thank you to anyone who responds!
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Alley2020 Jesse1121
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maybe a podiatrist and have custom insoles
Jesse1121 Alley2020
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Han179362 Jesse1121
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Hi,
Not sure exactly what kind of pain you're having but you mentioned that you have flat feet and pain on the inside, so the first thing that popped in my head was posterior tibial tendon dysfunction. Very common for people who have flat feet. Other than that I'm not sure. I hope this helps. Also, you can get a theraband to strengthen you ankles.
Good Luck!
Jesse1121 Han179362
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Hello and thank you for your response. I think it will come down to a ankle brace of some sort. I believe the source of the pain is pressure from boots or shoes. Because like I said when I ankles tilt in the pressure point is moved in and my shoes or boots don't really allow for that. The ankle brace will probably be my best choice to help with support to take off pressure. I'll get back to you once I see how that goes. Thanks again!
cheryl96314 Jesse1121
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Jesse1121 cheryl96314
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Thank you for your response! I feel that as of right now it could be a issue with ankle support so I will probably try out ankle braces and see what fits me best. If they don't help then I most certainly will take your route of X-rays/MRI's to get this situation sorted out as soon as possible! Thank you