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    Female, Presenting Problem Since: 2 months, Symptom Behaviour: better, Symptoms Worse (24hr Behaviour): no, Easing Factors:: hydrotheraphy, painkiller, No Diabetes, No history of High Blood Pressure, No Osteoporosis, No Hx of Cancer, No Unexplained Weight Loss, No Bowel/Bladder issues

    Hi I'm a newbie here and Want to Ask Help with Injured Leg

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    I've been playing volleyball since high school but had not experienced serious injury until recently. We were having a volleyball league and while playing, a team mate accidentally step on my ankle causing me fall hard and break my ankle. I'm in the process of recuperating. I'm now going for a hydrotherapy and can see some improvement but I still can't walk. So my question is what would be the best therapy for a quick sports injury?

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    Re: Hi I'm a newbie here and Want to Ask Help with Injured Leg

    I have played competitive volleyball here in the eastern US and broke the outside little toe by landing on our middle blockers foot. What part of your foot was broken? Did they put you in a cast or pin it? From the sounds of it, there may not be a quick fix if you can't walk yet, but I don't know how long it has been since the injury


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    Re: Hi I'm a newbie here and Want to Ask Help with Injured Leg

    Hello, I am Alicia and I am new here. I have never play a Volleyball and never g=face any serious injury. I will pray for you. May God give you good health and make you well soon.

    Alicia

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    Re: Hi I'm a newbie here and Want to Ask Help with Injured Leg

    Hi, are you going through the public system as an outpatient?

    Can you provide details of surgery and post operative instructions?

    This will help further advice.

    Thanks.


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    Re: Hi I'm a newbie here and Want to Ask Help with Injured Leg

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    Quote Originally Posted by JessicaSanchez View Post
    I've been playing volleyball since high school but had not experienced serious injury until recently. We were having a volleyball league and while playing, a team mate accidentally step on my ankle causing me fall hard and break my ankle. I'm in the process of recuperating. I'm now going for a hydrotherapy and can see some improvement but I still can't walk. So my question is what would be the best therapy for a quick sports injury?
    There are many exercises suggested by sports medicine expert that you can perform to treat sport injuries.The exercises mainly include range of motion exercises, stretching and strengthening exercises. It is advisable to perform these exercises under the supervision of a certified physical therapist to prevent further damage to the affected part.



 
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