Why is my ankle easily sprained, what is the matter with my ankle easily twisted?

Updated on healthy 2024-07-05
4 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    Why is the ankle so easy to sprain.

    This is determined by the function of the ankle joint and its anatomy. When the ankle joint is flexed in the plantar flexion, that is, when we do the action of tiptoeing, the foot is often turned inward, that is, the center of the foot is turned inward. Due to the unique anatomical structure of the ankle joint, the ankle joint cannot be well matched at this time, and it is in an unstable state of "more flexibility and less stability".

    Therefore, when we plantar flexion of the ankle joint, such as going down stairs, going down the mountain, landing after jumping and other activities, if we lose our balance, it is easy to cause the inversion of the joint, resulting in the inversion injury of the ankle joint, that is, the lateral ankle sprain. Statistics show that lateral ankle sprains account for about 85 percent of all ankle sprains. At this time, the soft tissues in the ankle joint are squeezed and impacted, resulting in cartilage surface damage and synovial swelling, resulting in swelling and congestion around the ankle joint.

    If it is not done correctly in time, the lateral support of the ankle joint will be weakened and the proprioception of the joint will be reduced. In this way, the instability of the ankle joint will be aggravated, and the ankle joint is prone to sprain again, causing chronic symptoms such as pain, swelling, and unsteady walking, and can cause other joint damage, resulting in a chain reaction.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    Maybe your ligaments are congenitally loose.

    And after twisting once, it is easy to twist a second time, you have to be careful yourself, try to wrap a figure-eight bandage before playing.

    Of course, it is to minimize the strenuous exercise of the ankle joint, and any twisting and emergency stop will hurt the joint, you can see Yao Ming.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Foot joints include ankle joints, tarsal joints, tarsometatarsal joints, metatarsal joints, metatarsophalangeal joints, and toe joints. In human movement, as long as you are standing, no matter what action you do, you can't do without the joints of the feet. In particular, the ankle joint is an important joint for the human body to bear weight, and the ligaments around the ankle joint play an important role in maintaining the stability of the ankle joint.

    A ligament injury or a slight change in the position of the ankle can cause many symptoms, such as swelling, painful walking, and even some people who are afraid to walk. Some of these patients cannot be seen by X-ray, but they can be detected by manual palpation.

    After manual reduction, the normal physiological position of each ligament and joint can be achieved, and the symptoms are removed. It should also be pointed out that if the ankle joint is not properly developed, it may lead to ankle instability, easy to repeated sprains and dislocations, and in severe cases, traumatic arthrosis. It will be good to find a master orthopedic reduction.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    A guide to caring for your ankle sprain! Ankle sprains are easy to fall into the root of the disease, learn these 3 tricks and you will no longer be afraid of sprains leaving sequelae!

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