Swelling: The swelling is due to an increased blood supply to the injured tissues as part of the body's natural healing process. While sitting at your office, you may use a small stool or footrest to keep your foot elevated. Continue regular ice fomentation to help reduce pain and swelling. Repeat MRI: Since you mentioned a Grade 2 injury, I assume this grading is based on an MRI that has already been performed. If that is the case, there is usually no need to repeat the MRI at this stage unless your symptoms worsen significantly or your orthopaedic consultant specifically advises it. Is surgery necessary? In most cases, Grade 2 ATFL injuries can be managed successfully without surgery. Surgery is generally reserved for professional athletes or individuals whose activities demand a very high level of ankle stability, or for patients who continue to have persistent pain, instability, or limitations in their day-to-day activities despite an adequate trial of conservative treatment.

Need of mri

You have take up good measures for the healing of your ATFL .. but as ankle is weight bearing part of body it’ll take longer to heal it may take upto 12 weeks for the complete healing You can continue with ice pack and limb elevation and restricted weight bearing I don’t think there is a role for new MRl you can continue your daily activities with the above precautions

Most of the ankle injuries and sprains tend to have repeated swelling on excess activity or walking... Unless you have pain , you can just observe

It must be reactionary oedema due to posture. Just excercing the ankle and foot elevation will do the needful.

Rest Take WFH Get MRI done

Take rest and continue same it should heal by 3 months approx