How is ankle joint swelling ache to return a responsibility?

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My mother's younger sister is old and bored at home. She comes to play with her mother. But I don't know why she has a sudden attack of foot pain. This year, she has had it twice, about a week at a time. She scares her mother. She tells her mother that her ankle sprained ten years ago, and then it will get better, But recently, the part of my ankle began to have severe pain, especially when I stood up after sitting down. He didn't know what was going on and what hospital to do. My aunt hesitated and asked my mother to help her. What was the cause of ankle pain?

How is ankle joint swelling ache to return a responsibility?

The main manifestations are pain of toes, swelling of metatarsal joints and local skin thickening when walking or standing. This disease has certain genetic factors. The method of prevention and treatment is to wear appropriate elastic shoes. When you sleep at night, you can use a special small splint to fix it. When the condition is serious, you need surgery. You must go to a regular hospital to find experts for treatment.

According to your current situation, it may be rheumatic disease. It's caused by joint strain. It's suggested that you don't stand for a long time at ordinary times. Joint pain indicates that there may be rheumatic disease. It's suggested that you go to the hospital for an immune index test. Relax and wish you good health.

The fibular collateral ligament is located on the lateral side of the joint. It is composed of three independent ligaments: anterior talofibular, calcaneal and posterior talofibular, which are arranged from front to back. It is connected between the lateral malleolus, talus and calcaneus. The posterior talofibular ligament can prevent the forward dislocation of the lower leg. The anterior talofibular ligament and calcaneofibular ligament are vulnerable to injury when the foot is over flexed and varus. Don't worry too much. It's bound to get better.

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Note that you'd better check the lumbar CT or MRI to see if there is disc herniation and the corresponding nerve root compression, and then choose the treatment according to the specific situation. Pay attention to rest and walk less.