Published on: 4/24/2025
Intermittent ankle pain can be caused by issues like tendon problems, arthritis, or past injuries.
Ankle pain that comes and goes can be due to several reasons. One common cause is problems with the tendons around the ankle, such as the peroneal tendons. These tendons can become inflamed or injured, leading to pain that isn't constant but flares up with certain activities or movements.
Other possible causes include arthritis, where the joints in the ankle can become inflamed, leading to intermittent pain. Past injuries to the ankle, like sprains, can also lead to pain that comes and goes because the area might not have healed completely or properly.
If you're experiencing ankle pain that comes and goes, it's important to pay attention to what activities or movements make it worse, and consider speaking to a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis.
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