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KurraSenior Contributor
In response to: Sport injuries.....
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hi @Former-Member @Kurra
its an old injury that i dont about 3 years ago but wasnt treated properly at the time. so its just stayed the same. ive recently gone to a podiatrist as i wa told i was imagining the pain and if they could find something they would.
and they sent me for ultrasounds an xrays and turns out that i still have 2 ligaments that are prettly badly torn t the extent both ends are nearly detached from each side of the bone.
i was statrting to think i was imagingn the pain too but obviously not.
did you use to get shooting pains in your foot that would run doen to your toes and then right up you leg. i also get really bad throbbing pain and tingling in the area as well. did you get any of these?
yeah ive been playing sport etc too @Former-Member i was jsut told there want really anything wrong and jsut stay off it until swelling goes down (it looked like a balloon and when it happened there was a pop sound)
then i can continue to play sports so that what i did despite the agony i was in.
i was told not to use ice but rather the heat pack and heat cream like deep heat etc
In response to: Re: Sport injuries.....
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In response to: Sport injuries.....
KurraSenior Contributor
In response to: Re: Sport injuries.....
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hi @Kurra ill have to give the ice ago again i think
@Former-Memberthey said that it might not be worth using a boot as its kinda an old injury so it might not make a difference in the healing itself. yeah i did the 2 main ligaments at the side of my foot and the are nearly torn off on both ends. as well a minor tear of the main tendon but thankfully thats healed to be best it can
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