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Broken Ankle Boot Hurts. Once your provider has cleared you to put weight. This will be used for 6 weeks whilst. If it feels hot or swollen, applying ice (or a bag of frozen peas) can help. Significant pain in the back of your calf or. It is important that you wear the boot as advised. If you have a very minor break, you may not need any. Following your surgery you will be put in a plaster cast or given a boot to support your ankle. You have fractured your ankle. Your ankle may be painful and swollen for a few. This means that there is a break in the bone. If you have a foot or ankle injury, a&e may have fitted you with a boot to immobilise and support your injury. You may be put in a cast or given a boot to wear to support your ankle; After a fracture or a period of time where your foot/ankle hasn’t been able to move (in a cast or boot), it is important to look out for the following symptoms: Remember to place a damp tea towel between the ice and. You will be told whether or not you can weight bear and will be given specific advice depending on.

Following your surgery you will be put in a plaster cast or given a boot to support your ankle. You will be told whether or not you can weight bear and will be given specific advice depending on. If it feels hot or swollen, applying ice (or a bag of frozen peas) can help. If you have a foot or ankle injury, a&e may have fitted you with a boot to immobilise and support your injury. Your ankle may be painful and swollen for a few. After a fracture or a period of time where your foot/ankle hasn’t been able to move (in a cast or boot), it is important to look out for the following symptoms: It is important that you wear the boot as advised. This will be used for 6 weeks whilst. Once your provider has cleared you to put weight. If you have a very minor break, you may not need any.

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Broken Ankle Boot Hurts You may be put in a cast or given a boot to wear to support your ankle; This will be used for 6 weeks whilst. Significant pain in the back of your calf or. You have fractured your ankle. If you have a foot or ankle injury, a&e may have fitted you with a boot to immobilise and support your injury. This means that there is a break in the bone. After a fracture or a period of time where your foot/ankle hasn’t been able to move (in a cast or boot), it is important to look out for the following symptoms: Once your provider has cleared you to put weight. You may be put in a cast or given a boot to wear to support your ankle; Your ankle may be painful and swollen for a few. It is important that you wear the boot as advised. You will be told whether or not you can weight bear and will be given specific advice depending on. Remember to place a damp tea towel between the ice and. If it feels hot or swollen, applying ice (or a bag of frozen peas) can help. If you have a very minor break, you may not need any. Following your surgery you will be put in a plaster cast or given a boot to support your ankle.