Expert ReplyCondition analysis:
How do you know you fractured your finger. The only way to know is with an x-ray. If you had a "displaced" fracture where the bone ends are not lined up correctly, or you had ligament and tendon injury (not uncommon), it can take a while to heal. You have waited and self-treated long enough....it is time for you to see a medical professional or orthopedist and at least have an x-ray and a good examination.
Instructions:
Potential Complications: Usually there are few complications from a broken ankle, although there is a higher risk among diabetic patients and those who smoke. Your orthopaedic surgeon may prescribe a program of rehabilitation and strengthening. Range-of-motion exercises are important, but keeping weight off the ankle is just as important.
A child who breaks an ankle should be checked regularly for up to two years to make sure that growth proceeds properly without deformity or uneven leg length.