You should put ice on it and take a painkiller.
No you should see a GP
First, keep the leg with the ankle injury raised to maximize the blood flow. Then you should consider seeing a doctor if the pain doesn't stop. Take some soothing medicine also to relieve the pain.
The most common way to treat ankle pain is with ice and a bandage wrap, but there are many more options. For more ways to treat ankle pain please visit http://www.ehow.com/way_5145266_home-remedies-ankle-pain.html.
Ice is the best thing for minor ankle pain. If the pain continues or gets worse, you should get an x-ray to see if you broke any bones. You also might want to look into a new pair of shoes to support your ankles better.
There could be mulitple causes of ankle pain including but not limited to arthritis, tendonitis or a sprain.
If someone has had surgery on their ankle then it is important that they look out for any signs of infection sat the wound. They should also do as directed by their surgeon as regards avoiding using the ankle and should look out for pain or any redness in the area.
There are many different things you can do to ease ankle pain. A good start is wearing supportive shoes and not over doing it if you begin to feel pain.
No, try getting ankle support guards
Does your ankle have swelling, bruising or redness? If there is extreme pain you should automatically seek medical attention. You can call your local E.R. and ask a nurse medical questions.
do not worry the reason why you feel pain is because you are walking on the ankle when it is still recovering; even though the plaster is off the ankle might still be recovering. however if in a few weeks the ankle still is causing pain visit your local GP for more info.
No, try getting ankle support guards
You may have sprained your ankle and not even realized it, sprains happen really easy with ankles applying to much weight on one ankle can cause it. I would check out this site it could have some answers for you www.medicinenet.com ... ankle pain and tendinitis index