Sprained ankle

Sprained ankles are a particularly common injury among outdoor adventurers and they can happen with nearly any activity, including hiking, biking, skiing, snowshoeing, climbing or running. Given just how frequently sprained ankles can occur, knowing how to treat one is a valuable skill to have.

Are you wondering what the difference between a "sprain" and a "strain" is? We were, too! The two words get thrown around so commonly, but not a lot of people know what the difference is! Learn about the difference between a sprained ankle and a strained ankle. This article will also tell you how to treat your injured ankle!

How do you heal a sprained ankle? Is it possible to treat it overnight? Can you treat it with home remedies? Read this article to find these answers and more.

The ankle is an important weight-bearing joint of the body, as it supports your full body weight and is instrumental in standing both while stationary and during movement. A sprain occurs when the ligaments surrounding the joint are stretched beyond normal ranges or tear. See your doctor immediately if you suspect a ...

Sprained and broken ankles share some symptoms and causes. Here’s how to tell the difference and how to treat each injury immediately.

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Most ankle sprains occur when an ankle turns in. This can happen while someone is running, turning, falling, or landing on an ankle after a jump. Your health care provider may advise RICE therapy for the first 24 to 48 hours after your injury. After learning how to correctly wrap an ankle, visit our website to learn more about ankle sprains and the two-step process for treating ankle sprains.