See a specialist: There are different types of growth plate fractures. If the fracture involved the ankle joint then there may be damage in the joint cartilage causing the pain. Any misalignment of a bone in the joint can also cause pain. You need to see a specialist who will evaluate and possibly take an MRI to see if there is any damage in the joint.
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Growth Plate Fractur: 1st of all see a specialist....If the growth plate was injured a year ago.....The problem may not be a growth plate, or it may be related to the injury. There is no way to tell without x_rays and possibly an mri. See a specialist and get checked out...Only then will we be able to give you a sold answer.
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