“How can I treat swollen ankle?”
I have swollen ankle and want to treat it. How can I treat swollen ankle?
9 Answers
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To schedule your appointment, please call us at (917) 821-0862 or visit our website at [https://joseloorpodiatry.com/]. Our goal is to provide you with expert care and support for a swift and comfortable recovery.
Ankle swelling can be the result of many medical conditions. It is paramount to know the source, this will determine the treatment. I recommend that you consult with a foot and ankle specialist.
(RICE) Rest, ice, compress, and elevate
The swelling should be evaluated by a provider.
Saima Ismaili, DPM
Carolina Foot Centers
1012 Physicians Dr
Charleston, SC 29414
(843) 571-0602
www.carolinafootcenters.com
Saima Ismaili, DPM
Carolina Foot Centers
1012 Physicians Dr
Charleston, SC 29414
(843) 571-0602
www.carolinafootcenters.com
Depends what causes it. If it is a sprained ankle, ice and elevation.
The treatment is based on the diagnosis. Is the problem caused by venous insufficiency (bad valves in veins), some type of fracture or sprain, arthritis, lymphedema, etc.? Once I know that, I can provide you with some treatment tips.
It depends on what is causing the swelling. Trauma (sprains and fractures), circulatory disorders (such as venous insufficiency, blood clots, and congestive heart failure), Gout, and other pathologies can all cause ankle swelling and pain. So the treatments vary depending on what the pathology is.
Depends on what is causing the swelling. You may not be able to self treat. Consult with a Board Certified Podiatric Surgeon who is Board Certified by the American Board of Foot & Ankle Surgeons.
Rest ice and elevation is a start. I recommend you make an appointment with a foot and ankle surgeon (podiatrist) for evaluation, diagnosis and treatment options
