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Accumulation of Fluid in the ankle joints is caused by the soft tissues that surrounds it but it can have many causes, it could probably be traumatic injury, gout, Arthritis, infection or even edema. To treat it, you have to first know the cause. -user : fishmeatlover

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Fluid accumulates in the ankles because gravity makes it sink. The reason for the fluid accumulation is due to high blood pressure as well.

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