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Foot X-ray

Foot X-ray is also known as foot series that shows inner bony structures of the feet like metatarsals, tarsals, phalanges, etc. X-ray of the feet can be taken in three views or angulation, namely DP or dorsoplantar view, oblique view, and lateral view based on the purpose. Foot X-rays are suggested in leg trauma cases to look for fractures and dislocations and sometimes locate foreign bodies. These X-rays are taken in weight-bearing conditions of the leg.

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What is the reason for persistent pain in my foot after a fall?

Query: Hello doctor, I injured my foot during a fall in a creek, a month ago. There is no bruising or swelling. The pain is on the outside of my foot, on the top. It has been getting worse. I am unable to walk or stand for long periods. I have been taking Ibuprofen, putting ice on it, and resting. I am uns...  Read Full »

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Sreenivasa Rao

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. As your pain is not resolved even after taking pain medications and ice compress frequently, I recommend you go for an X-ray of your foot in the anterior-posterior and lateral views to rule out a hairline fracture. I also suggest you stop Ibuprofen as it may hamper ...  Read Full »

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