Sprained Ankle Treatment
Treating a sprained ankle aims to reduce pain and swelling. It also makes sure your ankle can keep or get back to its usual range of movement as soon as possible.
Proper treatment and rehabilitation (rehab) exercises are very important for ankle sprains. If an ankle sprain does not heal right, the joint may become unstable and may develop chronic pain . This can make your ankle weak and more likely to be reinjured.
Medicines Treatment for a Sprained Ankle
Oral anti-inflammatory as well as a painkiller, so will help to reduce the swelling around your sprained ankle.
Immobilisation Treatment for a Sprained Ankle
If you have a bad sprain, our doctor may immobilise it by using a cast at ankle area.
Physiotherapy Treatment for a Sprained Ankle
If your sprained ankle is very bad, you may benefit from physiotherapy. This aims to keep your ankle moving, prevents stiffness and strengthens the muscles and joints around your ankle.
Surgery Treatment for a Sprained Ankle
If your ankle is still unstable after physiotherapy, or if the ligament damage is severe, your doctor may recommend surgery to repair the torn ligaments.
