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Got this sharp pain in my right ankle when I stand on it. Feels like the Achilles is slowly detaching itself, twangy strand by twangy strand. I recall when it first happened, I was lifting my svelt frame out the patio door, and stepping down onto the first step. Twang, yelp.

That was a week ago. What should I do?
 
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I decided to take the Drs advice, and MTFU. This involved a program of HIIT training, calisthenics and weight training. There was a load noise from my right angle like a shot gun going off, my foot is now all floppy and I am in intense agony (but still able to post if I bite on something).

What should I now do?
 
I decided to take the Drs advice, and MTFU. This involved a program of HIIT training, calisthenics and weight training. There was a load noise from my right angle like a shot gun going off, my foot is now all floppy and I am in intense agony (but still able to post if I bite on something).

What should I now do?

MTFU
 
I decided to take the Drs advice, and MTFU. This involved a program of HIIT training, calisthenics and weight training. There was a load noise from my right angle like a shot gun going off, my foot is now all floppy and I am in intense agony (but still able to post if I bite on something).

What should I now do?

STFU?
 
I decided to take the Drs advice, and MTFU. This involved a program of HIIT training, calisthenics and weight training. There was a load noise from my right angle like a shot gun going off, my foot is now all floppy and I am in intense agony (but still able to post if I bite on something).

What should I now do?

I have a theorem that all things being equilateral you should just apply some isosceles to the area.
 

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