How does area below medial malleolus ache tumefaction cause

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The causes of pain and swelling in the submalleolar region: direct violence, indirect violence and muscle strain can cause injury. The cause of pain and swelling in the area under the medial malleolus is that when walking up and down stairs or on uneven road, the lateral collateral ligament is excessively stretched, resulting in injury. Or the medial malleolus and (or) the inferior tibiofibular ligament were directly injured due to the excessive valgus and external rotation of the distal ankle. Symptoms of pain and swelling in the submalleolar region: most of the patients with acute ankle ligament injury have a clear history of trauma. Swelling and pain, local tenderness, subcutaneous ecchymosis, limited joint movement and claudication of the lateral malleolus were found. When the foot is passive plantar flexion and varus, the pain is aggravated, while when the foot is dorsiflexion and valgus, the pain is alleviated.

How does area below medial malleolus ache tumefaction cause

Symptoms of pain and swelling in the submalleolar region: most of the patients with acute ankle ligament injury have a clear history of trauma. Swelling and pain, local tenderness, subcutaneous ecchymosis, limited joint movement and claudication of the lateral malleolus were found. When the foot is passive plantar flexion and varus, the pain is aggravated, while when the foot is dorsiflexion and valgus, the pain is alleviated.

When the ankle joint is in the plantar flexion position, the talus will move forward when it is completely broken. In addition to pain, swelling, subcutaneous congestion, and limitation of foot movement, swelling and congestion may occur in the posterior malleolus canal; However, the pain and swelling were in front of the ankle joint, not in the side.

When the ligaments of lateral malleolus were injured, the foot was passive varus, and the injured ligaments were pulled and the pain was aggravated; The medial malleolus ligament injury, forced valgus foot pain aggravation, and may appear ligament fracture depression, fixed leg, push forward and backward heel can have medial range of motion increased phenomenon; When the lower tibiofibular ligament is injured, holding the heel for lateral or rotational movement of the talus can find that the range of motion of the talus increases.

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Symptoms of pain and swelling in the submalleolar region: most of the patients with acute ankle ligament injury have a clear history of trauma. Swelling and pain, local tenderness, subcutaneous ecchymosis, limited joint movement and claudication of the lateral malleolus were found. When the foot is passive plantar flexion and varus, the pain is aggravated, while when the foot is dorsiflexion and valgus, the pain is alleviated. They should be sent to the hospital for treatment in time.