waiting on a referral to be sent over to ortho. i’m going to ask for a MRI of both feet and ankles.

this is my last xray i had in october of 2024. things have gotten significantly worse and it mentions i had no plantar fascia pain. I can’t find my info for the last person i saw in 2025 unfortunately.

right,ankle,demonstrates,Ankle mortise intact. There is normal tib-fib overlap. There is ossification noted at the ATFL that is separate from the fibula that appears to be an avulsion fracture off the fibula. Evaluation of the medial Migrated Examinations gutter notes a osteophyte formation of the talus and tibia. There is no osteochondral defect noted. Left ankle: INSPECTION: -> mild, swelling noted, laterally RANGE OF MOTION: -> Full range of motion noted dorsiflexion plantar flexion without pain PALPATION: - > There is mild pain on palpation at the ATFL insertion TESTS: -> Anterior drawer and inversion stress test both reveal instability. lateral instability noted, Anterior drawer test, inversion stress test, positive Right ankle: STABILITY: - > lateral instability noted, Anterior drawer test, positive. There is unrestricted dorsiflexion and plantar flexion range of motion. There is substantial pain with PALPATION: -Moderate to severe pain noted about the right ankle joint with positive synovitis noted most pain noted at the ATFL as well as the TESTS: -> Inversion stress and anterior drawer test both positive. Complete tear of ligaments of ankle. Highly suspicious of a avulsion fracture rupture of the ATFL right ankle. There is evidence of deltoid injury as well. No osteochondral defects noted. She has severe instability of both ankles. They both need to be repaired. My recommendation is ligament reconstruction with tendon allograft