Lowell, IN
A 48-year-old female asked:
I severely sprained my ankle and chipped a bone nearly two months ago and i'm still having problems. why can't i stand very long without having pain?
4 doctor answers • 5 doctors weighed in

Dr. Christopher Brownanswered
Specializes in Sports Medicine
Bad ankle sprain: Bad ankle sprain can take a while to get better. U could have associated injury to the ankle cartilage or "high ankle sprain"that a MRI could provide more info.
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Dr. Payam Rafatanswered
Podiatry 24 years experience
Have it evaluated.: Pain may last a long time following a foot or ankle injury. An x-ray can show if there is an underlying fracture. You may have a soft tissue injury if it is just a sprain and may have damaged the muscle, tendon, or ligaments in the area. Have it evaluated by a professional and get the appropriate treatment.
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Dr. Bernard Bach Jranswered
Orthopedic Surgery 44 years experience
Not sure.: You should seek a second opinion for an orthopedic foot/ankle specialist.
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Dr. Darrell Latvaanswered
Podiatry 44 years experience
BACK TO YOUR DR: You should go back to your doctor. You may need repeat x-rays or even an MRI.
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