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16May

Is Athlete’s Foot Caused by Toenail Fungus?

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Athlete's foot is a fungal infection of the skin
Athlete’s foot is a fungal infection of the skin

Dermatophytes are the same fungus that causes athlete’s foot and toenail fungus. While both are contagious, athlete’s foot, a fungal infection of the skin, is more likely to induce toenail fungus than the other way around.

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16May

Why am I always Twisting my Ankle?

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Ankle sprain causes
Ankle sprain causes

Ankle sprains can occur for a variety of causes. For one thing, while playing ball, you might easily step incorrectly or twist it. You might also have a foot type that predisposes you to twisting your ankle, such as a high-arched cavus foot. It’s a different story why you keep spraining your ankle.

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16May

What type of Ankle Brace should I use?

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Ankle brace
Ankle brace

Ankle braces come in a variety of styles and materials. An ACE bandage or pull-on ankle brace is the most basic and provides the least amount of support. It can, however, be used to give extra support once an ankle sprain has healed completely. There are also pull-on ankle braces with extra support to provide the ankle more stability and prevent it from twisting. Lace-up braces, which may be obtained at pharmacies or running stores, offer the most stability of any brace available.

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16May

What Caused My Foot to Swell after an Ankle Sprain?

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Swelling due to ankle sprain
Swelling due to ankle sprain

After you sprain your ankle, your foot may swell for a variety of reasons. For one thing, the ligaments that give stability on the sides of your ankle are damaged when you twist it. As a result of the torn ligaments in your ankle, your foot will swell and bruise.

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16May

Should a Sprained Ankle Be Treated With Ice or Heat?

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Icing is great for ankle sprains
Icing is great for ankle sprains

Ice should be applied to a sprained ankle. Despite the fact that heat feels better on the injured area, it should not be used. The same is true for all acute musculoskeletal injuries, regardless of location.

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16May

Is an x-ray Necessary for a Twisted Ankle?

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Lateral foot x-ray
Lateral foot x-ray

An x-ray should be taken for a twisted and sprained ankle. Different bones are at danger of fracture depending on the degree of the damage. Your ankle and foot should be imaged at the very least. All of the ankle’s bones should be examined for fractures. At times, an x-ray taken higher in the leg may be necessary.

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