Why am I still in severe pain and unable to walk or lift my leg eight days after a scooter fall, even though my X-ray showed no broken bones and I am treating my ankle wounds with Betadine, Soliderm, and Membromine while taking Chymocip, Emanzen, Rekool, and Giafix 200? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Why am I still in severe pain and unable to walk or lift my leg eight days after a scooter fall, even though my X-ray showed no broken bones and I am treating my ankle wounds with Betadine, Soliderm, and Membromine while taking Chymocip, Emanzen, Rekool, and Giafix 200?

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Why am I still in severe pain and unable to walk or lift my leg eight days after a scooter fall, even though my X-ray showed no broken bones and I am treating my ankle wounds with Betadine, Soliderm, and Membromine while taking Chymocip, Emanzen, Rekool, and Giafix 200?

Asked by Female, 27 · 22 days ago

22 days ago

Since your X-ray ruled out broken bones, your severe pain and inability to lift your leg are likely due to a deep soft-tissue injury, such as a severe ligament sprain or muscle tear, which doesn't show up on X-rays. Your current medications?including cefixime (Giafix 200) for infection, chymotrypsin (Chymocip) and serratiopeptidase (Emanzen) for swelling, and rabeprazole (Rekool) for stomach protection?are helping you heal, but soft tissues take time. Please rest, keep the leg elevated, and consult your doctor. They may recommend an MRI to evaluate your ligaments and ensure you get the right recovery plan.

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Why am I still in severe pain and unable to walk or lift my leg eight days after a scooter fall, even though my X-ray showed no broken bones and I am treating my ankle wounds with Betadine, Soliderm, and Membromine while taking Chymocip, Emanzen, Rekool, and Giafix 200?

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