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An ankle ligament tear can vary in severity, from mild sprains to complete ligament ruptures. Here are the common symptoms to watch for.
1. Pain - Sharp or throbbing pain, especially on the outer side of the ankle.Pain may intensify when bearing weight or moving the ankle.
2. Swelling - Swelling typically occurs rapidly after the injury.The affected area may look puffy or feel tight.
3. Bruising - Bruising may develop around the ankle, sometimes extending to the foot or lower leg.It can appear within hours or a few days after the injury.
4. Instability - The ankle may feel unstable or like it might "give out," especially when walking or standing.This is common with more severe tears.
5. Limited Range of Motion - Difficulty moving the ankle in certain directions.Pain or stiffness when trying to rotate or flex the foot.
You can’t walk or bear weight on the ankle.The pain and swelling don’t improve in a few days.There is severe bruising or deformity.
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