Ankle Ligament Reconstruction Surgery – Get Expert Care Today!!
Ankle sprains are very common. Very commonly a lot of patients come to us with ankle sprain by 70% of the respond to rest, ice and compression with elevated limb. Rest for a week or two and analgesics are enough to get you back to your foot pain free.
However sometimes the ligament injury is evident by the amount of swelling and large amount pain with inability to bear weight.
If
you’re able to bear weight on the ankle without a lot of difficulty highly
unlikely that you have a fracture. However, the same is not the same in
patients with diabetes or neuropathy damage in legs as they do not feel much
pain and able to bear weight even with a fracture (Charcot joint).
Important
markers
1.
If your joint is
too much swollen and you are not able to put weight on the ankle most likely
you have a fracture or a ligament injury
2.
If you had a
noise when your ankle was twisting you may have a fracture or a ligament injury
3.
If you are not
able to get rid of pain even after 2 weeks of your ankle twisting you are
likely to have a fracture or a ligament tear.
4.
If you are
feeling your joint is unstable or giving way you most likely have a ankle instability
due to ligament injury
5.
If your pain is
persisting even after proper rest and immobilization then you need to see a
doctor immediately.
Keep
these 5 major points in your mind when you twist your ankle next time which is
very common.
How
to treat is again very controversial. However we always try to manage first
with rest and physio initially then if the problem persists which can be pain
or instability, can be treated with surgery which can be done through minimally
invasive arthroscopy and laser. We can get you back to normal ankle and regular
life back with proper treatment of ankle twisting.
If
not seeking treatment ankle joint can be damaged permanently and can lead to
arthritis. So let’s seek the right advice from a foot ankle expert and remain
problem free.
Talk to Ortho Specialists with
Dr. Shakti Swaroop for ankle ligament repair & surgery recovery
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