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Have Had Fluid Filled Bump On Ankle, Noticed Sudden Size Increase And Disappeared. What Is It?

I am an ice skating coach and have been skating for 38 years. I've had a large fluid like bump on the outside of my left ankle for about a year. Just yesterday when I put my foot into my ice skate, I noticed how big it was and it was being pushed up in my skate. I've never seen this before. Two hours later when I took my skate off, the bump was gone. What was it?
Fri, 21 Jun 2013
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Dermatologist 's  Response
Hi

Thanks for your query.

Looks like you had developed a friction blister over your feet.

It seems to have vanished due to injury from the ice skates.
Now you just need to apply a topical steroid over the affected area.

Take antihistamines if there is itching.

Wear soft footwear in future to prevent recurrence.

Hope it helps

Dr Geetika Paul
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Have Had Fluid Filled Bump On Ankle, Noticed Sudden Size Increase And Disappeared. What Is It?

Hi Thanks for your query. Looks like you had developed a friction blister over your feet. It seems to have vanished due to injury from the ice skates. Now you just need to apply a topical steroid over the affected area. Take antihistamines if there is itching. Wear soft footwear in future to prevent recurrence. Hope it helps Dr Geetika Paul