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Old 06-25-2011, 04:31 PM #1
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Default Bruise below left ankle

Recently I have had pain with what looks like a bruise on outside of left ankle below the bone. It is a roundish bruise, that has been painful when walking. I can't figure out what this is, have put cold on it. It subsides and then today when walking was hurting again. Unlike a bruise, it doesn't go away, so it may not even be a bruise.

Has anyone else had anything like this? I have a sensory peripheral neuropathy..

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I would have it looked at by a doctor. It could be simple, or serious.
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are your feet/legs/ankles numb? mine are and that is how i find out that i sprained or broke an ankle when i see the black and blue. is it possible you sprained it?
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There is a condition called Charcot foot:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuropathic_arthropathy

I would see a doctor ASAP to prevent further damage.
Perhaps a brace or splint of some type could help, if you are
developing some deterioration in the joint, from this, or some other inflammatory process.
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