Creator: Dr. Nithin Jayan
Keywords: Ankle Injuries and Disorders, References

Written by Dr. Nithin Jayan, MBBS, DNB
Medically Reviewed by The Medindia Medical Review Team on Jun 06, 2014

References for Ankle Injuries and Disorders

Author: Dr. Nithin Jayan

Editor: Sheela Philomena

Technically Checked by: Lingaraj

Published on May 06, 2013
Last Updated on Jun 06, 2014

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Ankle Edema

Ankle edema also known as peripheral edema is a swelling over either one or both ankles. Examples of generalized causes include heart and kidney disease. Treatment depends on the underlying condition.

Sprained Ankle

Ankle sprains occur when the ligaments that hold the ankle bones together get stretched or torn. This happens when the ankle is rolled, twisted or turned awkwardly.

Ankle Pain Symptom Evaluation

Reasons for ankle pain range from ankle sprain to kidney failure. Ankle bones bear the weight of the body and ankle pain while running can be a sign of injury to any part of ankle joint.

Bimalleolar Fracture

Bimalleolar fractures occur when there is a break at the lower ends of the fibula and tibia at the ankle.

Trigger Finger

Trigger finger is a condition in which a finger becomes bent and locked in an inward flexed (curved) position. It occurs due to inflammation of a tendon in the affected finger, resulting in severe pain and swelling.

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