To not know where to turn for help with this?

If she got it delivered to work, maybe.

Not long if you buy the prosthetic leg off Amazon next day delivery.

How long would that take?

😂😂

Of course you can. Self certify for a week and rest / ice it as advised. Expecting it to recover when walking 5000 steps is unrealistic.

Would you consider amputation and a prosthetic leg? I haven't seen anyone suggest that yet and it might solve your problem.

Don't know what you want to hear @ihowlforyou but you certainly aren't listening to anything.
If it's sympathy you want just say it.

Gosh this is painful to read. OP you are very yes but.
You have been diagnosed and given appropriate advice.
You dont like that advice.
You want it to be healed instantly. You want someone else to magically fix it.It cant be.
It's an avulsion fracture. It just needs time and rest. There is no instant fix here.
It will take weeks to improve.
What do you and other posters actually expect to be done?
Sometimes life is shit and inconvenient.
If youve approached health services with this manner and attitude i cant say you im surprised you feel dismissed. Its painful. Your expectations cant be met.

I hope you are feeling better. I can’t imagine the pain. Sorry I have no other advise but if your pain meds aren’t helping and you are in pain through out the day I would get seen. Watch out if you have a high fever or signs of infection. Look after yourself

I'm sorry you are still suffering @ihowlforyou . I posted on your previous thread about injuries and their potential to develop into chronic pain if not treated properly.
My dad had a fall recently and properly grazed his knees, amongst other injuries. His knees weren't healing properly and he went to see either his gp or a pharmacist and he was prescribed an antibiotic cream as he had an infection in his knees.
I think you need to speak to your GP and see if they can refer you on to a suitable hospital department. I am sorry work are being so awful with regards to this.

She’s had one but she’s not following advice and continuing to do 5000 steps a day rather than rest it

She's had an x-ray!!!
She is not following medical advice to treat it.

The squeaky wheel gets the oil.

Basically you’ve got to force them to take notice of you. So what if they think you are making a nuisance of yourself? You know you need help. Get it! Only you can do something about this. You’ve turned down everyone’s suggestions. Insist on being helped.

someone I know was struggling on for weeks, eventually had another xray and was operated on immediately due to the initial misdiagnosis.

I think you should insist on an X RAY. I had a similar injury 20 years ago
Did nothing about it, have now got arthritis, discovered I had previously broken 2 bones
Don't let it go, make a fuss.

I'm sorry but at this stage this is absolutely the epitome of wasting NHS time.

OP has been told to rest a sprain and will not rest it.

There is no call to go back to a&e or to MIU or fracture clinic until she has done what she has been told to do for a week or two and found that it is getting worse not better.

I've sprained more ankles that I can count in my life due to hypermobility and ADHD and Holmes Adie at the same time. They swell alarmingly. They hurt like hell. They go black and purple. I couldn't weight bear each time for at least a week, usually longer.

The OP needs to do what she has been told to do.

If you can’t call in sick, please demand to work from home with your leg up.
Use the PALS website to tell them about your problem and being turned away by various services. Don’t underplay it. They usually will get things moving.
I hope you are better soon.

it hurts and she is struggling.

She's got an avulsion fracture! with a bad sprain and a knee injury of course it hurts to walk around!, no one is minimising her injury or disputing the seriousness of it, she's been through the wringer.

It doesn't mean A&E misdiagnosed her or there's anything they can do now. She is not following the medical advice she has had, and she is not doing anything to make her situation better, she could be walking on crutches or using a boot to keep it more stable, which would aid healing and make it not so painful, but she is refusing because 'that isn't what she was told to do" no, because she was told to rest instead, and that is what she should be doing.

Stomping around on it doing 5000 steps a day, unaided and not resting it or keeping it elevated or icing it, is of course going to make it feel worse!!

She's been to A&E, she's had an xray and a diagnosis, lots of people on this thread and the previous thread have said what she needs to do as they had the same injury, A&E have advised what to do for best healing, she's completely ignored their advice, so why people pushing her into going back again seems nonsensical to be honest, she needs to follow the advice she has already been given!

@SandyHappyPerson yes she can apparently walk but it hurts and she is struggling.
I would describe that as "barely being able to walk" personally.

This is really your current predicament. Either you go as a walk-in to MIU (or call 111 and perhaps get them to make an appointment for you) and wait to be seen, or you make a GP appointment for tomorrow (taking the day off work!!!! the horrors!!!) and get seen there.
If you choose to do none of that, you're back to square one and you get to keep everything as it is and suffer the consequences (both short- and long-term ones) and continue moaning about how no one wants to help you and "the system" is set up to thwart your best intentions.

I was seem here X amount of days ago about my foot injury. It has got worse and I can barely walk.

But that's a lie isn't it, OP can walk, in fact she is walking 5000 steps a day when she has been advised medically to rest it for 4 weeks, what are A&E supposed to do, she's been told it's an avulsion fracture which needs to be treated like a sprain and left to heal by itself, rest ice, elevation.. she isn't doing anything to let it heal, she is doing the opposite, and not even using crutches or a boot to protect it.

Obviously the knee needs looking at if it is as bad as she is saying (weeping pus etc), but that isn't what she seems to be trying to get medical attention for?

Her ankle injury will take 6-8 weeks to even start to feel better and may be painful for up to 3 months, it has only been a week since it happened!

A+E could take hours too.
But this needs to be sorted.

I understand that but it makes no difference to your situation. You either go and wait and be seen or you sit at home and wait for the issue to resolve itself. What you can't do is complain that nobody will help because clearly, you have an option of going to MIU.

@ihowlforyou if MIU does accept walk-ins then go there. Even if you have a long wait.
If they refuse you say you want it in writing to show to A+E.
Or ring 111 (NOW) because they might be able to do an appointment.