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Ankle surgery

2020-12-24 07:00:36
Hi, I recently underwent an ankle surgery, will be operated ankle be like my normal ankle or will there be any complications in the future?
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Answered2020-12-28 13:39:39

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That depends on the type of injury you had, the duration between injury and surgery and what type of surgery has been done. In some cases, there is a possibility of secondary osteoarthritis in ankle joint. If articular surface is intact and maintained,  then usually ankle stability will be good in future as well..

Answered2020-12-24 09:43:45

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