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3 to 4 years ago I twisted my ankle while playing a sport. My foot twisted inwards so that my body weight fell upon it...it hurt but I could still walk on it without too much pain. As the day went on, the pain got worse but was still bearable. By the next day a fairly large, hard bone like bump had formed around the ankle. After a week or so, the pain died down even if the bump didn't, so i let it slide. About a year later, I got dragged to a therapist of some sort and the lump did reduce a little: but it was an extremely painful process. I stopped going because my foot wasn't giving me any pain at the time, but the therapy sure was. Fastforward a couple of years later, and my foot's starting to hurt. At first it was sporadic and infrequent: maybe a couple of times a week. It would only happen if I twisted my foot a certain way. Moving forward a couple of months to present day, now it's everyday, whenever my left foot extends too much (pressure is needEd too however... I won't feel anything if I just flex my foot). I used to run up the stairs two at a time and now I walk up them warily. The pain is sharp but not horrible...it's more vexing than anything else... On a scale of 1 to 10, it'd be about a 5 each time. There are rare instances where the pain is
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