What are the symptoms of a torn ankle ligament? How to recover?

Lateral ankle ligament injury, partial tear of the lateral ligament, its clinical manifestations are lateral ankle pain, swelling, walking and claudication; sometimes subcutaneous bruising; tenderness at the lateral ligament site; When the foot is turned inward, it causes pain in the lateral ligament site to worsen. Complete rupture of the lateral ligament: local symptoms are more pronounced.

Abnormal varus range of motion may occur due to loss of control of the lateral ligament. Sometimes there is an avulsion of a small piece of bone in the lateral malleolus along with the ligament, called an avulsion fracture. When the image is taken in the varus position, the inclination of the tibial talar articular surface far exceeds the normal range of 5 10°, and the joint space on the injured side widens.

X-rays show avulsed bone fragments. **: When the lateral ligament injury is mild and the stability of the ankle joint is normal, the affected limb can be elevated and cold compressed in the early stage to relieve pain and reduce bleeding and swelling.

Apply traditional Chinese medicine for bone grafting**, rest properly, and pay attention to protecting the ankle (such as wearing high boots, etc.). If the injury is severe, after applying the traditional Chinese medicine of the bone**, you can use 5 7 strips of adhesive tape about 1 3 wide from the inner side of the calf to paste it in the middle of the outer calf through the inner and outer malleolus, and the adhesive tape is bandaged externally. Keep the foot in valgus position, relax the ligaments to facilitate healing, and fix for 2 weeks.

In the case of medial ligament injury, the bandaging is held in the opposite position.

The clinical manifestations are lateral ankle pain, swelling, and claudication; sometimes subcutaneous bruising; If there is tenderness in the lateral ligament area, it is best to go to Yunnan Pain Hospital, his skills are still good.

Hello. Depending on what you have described and the situation you have described, it may be caused by a strained ligament. It is recommended that you take a picture and check it out. This one is the most straightforward.

Ligament exercise is gray and painful, it is difficult to walk, and can not bend the ball of the foot normally, in this case, it is recommended that you go to Yunnan Pain Hospital to have a look after the examination, and then treat it.

The symptoms of ligament rupture depend on the extent of the rupture.

For example, when the collateral ligament is not completely torn, there may be mild swelling at the ligament tear, and the tenderness is limited to the local, and there is no instability in the ankle joint; In addition to the local hematoma and severe tenderness, the ankle joint is often slightly swollen and unstable in the ankle joint during a complete tear. If the cruciate ligament is torn, there will be bleeding in the joint, causing severe swelling of the entire joint and abnormal anterior and posterior movement of the ankle joint.

5. After the ligament tear recovers to a period of time, pay attention to appropriate exercise, avoid the great auspicious filial piety of the joint to avoid adhesions, but you need to pay attention not to over-move and stretch the muscles, otherwise it will cause secondary injury.

6. During the recovery period of ligament tear, you can massage **, effective acupressure can not improve blood circulation, but also relieve local pain and promote local ****.

The best methods for ankle ligament strain, including rest, cold compress, hot compress, baking electricity, medication, and brace or plaster fixation, etc., are as follows:

1. Rest and cold compress: If the ligament is strained within 48 hours, the situation is an acute injury, try not to walk, rest more, elevate the affected limb, and use ice cubes to do intermittent cold compresses to relieve pain and stop bleeding. If the pain is severe, you can go to the hospital for an MRI of the ankle.

2. Hot compress, roasting electricity, medicine**: If after 48 hours, this situation can be properly heated compress or roasted electricity, as well as taking drugs to promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis, such as Yunnan Baiyao or Panlong Qi, which play a role in invigorating blood circulation and removing blood stasis.

3. Brace or plaster fixation: If the pain is obvious and walking is affected, this situation can be given brace fixation and plaster fixation, which has a good effect on the repair of ligaments.

Can a ruptured ligament be repaired?

Whether the ligament rupture can be repaired by itself depends on the situation, some ligaments are not too seriously injured, the degree of tear is not too serious, and the regeneration ability of the place itself is very strong, its blood supply is very good, it has the ability to repair, this situation can be repaired by proper immobilization, protection for 4-6 weeks.

If the degree of injury is severe, the tear is severe, or even completely torn or broken, and the local regeneration ability of this place is poor, or even no or it is a more stressed place, after the ligament damage in this place, it cannot be repaired by itself, and it cannot grow on its own, the doctor will judge and tell you that this place cannot grow well, and it is recommended that you need to go through surgery.

Ligament rupture is an injury that will more or less affect the movement of our joints, and timely treatment is conducive to better movement later. The most important thing after injury is to brake and rest in time, so that the injured part is no longer under weight and compression, and reduce the chance of re-injury. After that, we also need to eat more protein and other nutrients to promote the repair of the damage.

Ligament tears, if it is a partial ligament tear, can be basically recovered by fixing the interstitial static movement in about 2 to 3 weeks by plaster cast. If the ligament is torn and completely ruptured, this condition requires surgery**, so the recovery will be relatively slow, requiring a recovery period of about 8 to 12 degrees.

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The ligament is ruptured and must be surgically repaired.

If there is no surgery, the corresponding ** must be done inside and outside, and healing is relatively small and slow.

Can a torn ligament recover? A torn ligament can be recovered, and after a certain amount of ** and maintenance, it will slowly return to normal.

Ligament rupture can be recovered, depending on the specific situation of the ligament rupture. If it is very mild, it can be relieved by applying drugs to relieve local congestion and swelling, and later physical therapy and exercise can be carried out to restore the function of the ligaments, which can be gradually recovered.

In the case of moderate fracture and partial tearing, this condition can be surgically anastomosed, or some fixation can be carried out, which can be restored by reducing activity; Partial fixation can be done with a cast or brace, which generally takes four to six weeks, and in severe cases, it takes six to eight weeks.

If the ligament rupture is severe, surgery can also be performed** to perform surgical anastomosis; If there is indeed a defect, it can also be repaired by reconstruction or replacement of other ligaments and tendons, and medication and exercise are also needed in the later stage, and most of them can be completely recovered through comprehensive ** ligament rupture.

As long as ligament rupture is carried out in time**, most of them can**.

Depending on the severity of the ligament rupture, the ** approach taken is also different. If it is a mild ligament rupture, it is mostly conservative**, and the recovery is generally faster, and it may return to normal in about 3 to 4 weeks.

If the ligament rupture is severe, such as a large or complete rupture, surgery is required**. Recovery is slower and generally takes up to 3 months.

Regardless of the method you take, take good care of yourself during the recovery process. It can be combined with the use of drugs to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis**, which is conducive to recovery, but also to rest more, eat a reasonable diet, and avoid excessive activities.

Hello, it is possible to recover slowly. However, the recovery period after ligament rupture is very long, and it is necessary to go to the hospital for **.

If there is a ligament tear, you should first go to the hospital to have a doctor do a clinical examination, and also take an MRI film to determine the extent of the ligament tear through the doctor's physical examination and MRI film. If the ligament is partially lacerated, conservative injury may be considered**. The conservative method is not to be active, apply topical blood-activating drugs, and if the patient's blood pressure is not high, you can also take oral blood-activating drugs at the same time.

If the diagnosis of the ligament is a complete laceration through MRI and clinical examination, surgery should be considered**. If the ligaments are injured in the joint, surgery can be done through arthroscopy. If it is a different area, an incision should be considered for repair.

If the ligament rupture can be recovered, the possible repair time of the ligament rupture is relatively different depending on the location. Generally speaking, the extra-articular ligaments are repaired relatively quickly because of the soft tissues and muscles, and the peripheral blood circulation is better, and the ligaments can be repaired after 8-12 weeks and can return to normal function. Essence Medical reminds that after the ligament is broken, the repair period will be relatively long after the surgery through reconstructive surgery, such as the reconstruction of the cruciate ligament.

After **, most patients with ligament rupture can completely**. The recovery period after ligament rupture surgery is generally about one year, and factors such as the patient's physical condition, age, and post-operative care will have an impact on the ** cycle, so it is difficult to have an accurate data as a reference. Ligament rupture can be divided into two types: partial rupture and total rupture, generally speaking, the more severe the patient's condition, the longer it will take.

Due to the different constitutions of patients, patients with ruptured ligaments have different physical conditions, which leads to different speeds of recovery from injuries. For patients with good fitness, such as athletes, the recovery time required is relatively shorter. The time of ligament rupture patients has a certain relationship with the age of the patient, in general, young people's metabolism is relatively fast, the body's ability is relatively strong, and the time required after ligament rupture surgery is also relatively short.

The patient's time and daily care are also related, and the more delicate the care, the faster the patient's recovery.

The fracture is still very serious! It's best to go to the hospital first! to judge!