The lateral ankle ligament is strained, but can it be completely improved by taking medicine? Every time I pack medicine, I have a fever and pain. Is this normal? And I always feel my ankle is unstabl

The lateral ankle ligament is strained, but can it be completely improved by taking medicine? Every time I pack medicine, I have a fever and pain. Is this normal? And I always feel my ankle is unstable. Ligament sprain, especially ankle instability, will often lead to recurrent ankle subluxation due to the relaxation and persistent instability of ligament structure without proper treatment. Minor injuries can be fixed with elastic bandage or plaster. The lateral collateral ligament injury should be fixed when the ankle joint is everted, taken out after 2 weeks and protected with elastic bandage or ankle protector for 2 weeks. Most mild ankle sprains or ligament injuries can be cured by functional brace fixation and early rehabilitation.

Some friends start walking or even exercising too early in the process of rehabilitation, which makes the ligament heal badly or even abnormally, leading to joint relaxation and abnormal range of motion, so they are more likely to be injured during strenuous exercise. Therefore, whenever you are injured, you are advised to go to a regular hospital to avoid delaying your illness.

In order to prevent ankle sprain, the following measures can be taken: controlling weight to achieve the best body mass index, wearing suitable shoes during exercise, and using bandages or ankle protectors to protect ankle joints.

If you have a fever and pain during your treatment, please consult your doctor.

I hope my answer can help you and I wish you a speedy recovery!