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I have severe foot/ankle pain without injury radiating up towards the knee with swelling to the ankle area?

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Dr. Joseph Newman
Podiatry 34 years experience
See a doctor: It could be a stress fracture (these can happen with no known trauma), arthritis, tendinitis among other things. A proper diagnosis can establish what and where the problem is, and get you started on recovery.
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Dr. Oliver Wang
Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Surgery 12 years experience
Tendinitis: Swelling in ankle radiating up to knee may be associated with tendon and muscle of the posterior tibial tendon. Since caused by lack of support in arch you need supportive shoes and try otc super feet. See podiatrist.
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Last updated Dec 31, 2018

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