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Ankle sprains refer to damage to ligaments around the ankle. While an ankle sprain can be as severe as a tear, it can also be a stretching of the ligaments, which also leads to poor balance or instability. The most common mechanism of injury is by inverting the ankle, thereby stretching the ligaments. Once damage is done to the ligaments, physical therapy is often needed to help increase strength and stability to the joint.
Your child may sprain his or her ankle by:
If your child has a sprained ankle, he or she may experience:
Our pediatric sports medicine experts care exclusively for children and teens, so we understand how to balance your child’s need to get back on the field with his or her full recovery. We can also help your child learn how to reduce the risk of future injuries and return to their sport stronger than ever.
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