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A member asked:
In sept. i sprained my ankle. 7 months later i am still having severe pain and swelling. is it possible my bones are separating? any help/advice helps
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Check it out: Should not be having that much pain this far out. See your doc.
Answered 3/30/2014
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See a doctor: If it's still hurting after 7 months you should see a doctor and get x-ray's (this will show if bones are separating). If this does not show anything then you may need an mri.
Answered 3/30/2014
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