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Rolled ankle found "benign bone island' on tibia?

NEW STUDY! Parasym Plus™ for Multiple Sclerosis › Forums › PrettyIll.com Discussion › Orthopedic/Joint › Rolled ankle found "benign bone island' on tibia?

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  • August 23, 2012 at 5:05 pm #293
    SweetFeather
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    On Monday, I rolled my ankle getting up from the couch. I’d been lying with my feet propped up above hip level on a yoga ball. I moved slowly as always and I’m not sure what happened… my ankle just gave out and rolled out as I stood up. I thought I had broken it as I looked down and saw the bottom of my foot facing upward. Nausea hit me and I was barely able to crawl to the phone for a friend to help who drove me to the clinic. They took xrays, sent me home with crutches and an ankle brace and Tramadol pain killers. I just got a call that the radiologist report said there were no fractures but noted a “benign bone island” on the tibia.

    Anyone else have this finding on xray before?

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