Well I found out the problem with my left ankle. I have Arthritis in it. I have to go for six weeks physical therapy three times a week. At least no surgery.
Hi and welcome,
It's possibly a post surgery neurological issue eg Peripheral neuropathy but it's just as likely to be something like a 'tight fascia' issue..
"When fascia is healthy it is smooth and slides freely, which allows for easy, unrestricted movement. Unfortunately, fascia can get tight just like our muscles. Many things can lead to this tightness, and thickening of our fascia. Lack of activity of an area can cause your fascia to ‘lock down’, and become almost cement-like. A good example of this would be after having shoulder surgery. Most often post-op, the arm must be held in a sling, and not be moved for an extended period of time. Fibers of fascia are continuously laid down in this area of injury. Once the area has healed enough so that movement can occur, it is sometimes too tight, and painful for the person to move the arm. The fascia has just become too thick, and restricted. This particular condition is called “frozen shoulder”, but it can happen anywhere in the body if we restrict movement."
http://pbmassagetherapy.com/fascia/
Hope that helps.....JJ
PS; Would you like me to get your question relocated to another community?
I do not have MS somehow got into wrong group.