it would probably look like a red line going down the inflicted area.
The crutches would definitely relieve the pressure on the foot, because you would not be putting your weight on it by walking. It would then give the foot ample chance to start healing.
Ligaments join bone to bone. Thus the foot has skeletal damage.
there are 106 ligaments in the human foor
help your foot heal :)
Yes. In the first 12- 48 hours after injury. So that movement is minimized to allow healing. Once swelling is down, start placing tolerable weight on the foot as well as range of motion exercises to keep healed ligaments from stiffening up.
It is recommended that you see your physician for an x-ray. The foot contains small bones and ligaments that can be easily injured. Try to not put your weight on the injured foot and see you doctor as soon as possible.
The shape of the bones Ligaments Muscles and tendons
Smoking does hurt your immune system and can prolong healing.
no it should be in a special shoe and you would be an crutches i have had it done to me
Possibly get a brace to immobilize the foot for healing. Depending on the injury location, it could be 'taped up' in order to improve healing but would need a orthopedic dr. or sports medicine technician to correctly do it. There are orthopedic shoes designed to immobilize the foot for healing but you would need to consult with a health professional about using one for your injury;
The most frequent injuries that happen during participation in sport are ankle sprains. Ankle sprains occur when the ligaments required to connect the bones of your leg to your foot are injured, and yes, it can be excruciating. Ankle ligament injury often occurs in sports as you are most likely to suffer from pain. Twisting, turning, or landing on an unexpected angle, which succeeding strains or tears the ligaments involved. Different ankle ligaments are affected during a sprain. The most commonly affected is the Anterior Talofibular Ligament or 'ATF' for short.
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