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Type 2 sprain in ankle

2018-09-10 03:57:38
I have been suffering from type 2 ligament sprain since last 10 days, so can I remove plaster in 10 days instead of 14 days?
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I agree keep plaster for at least 3 weeks then followed by ankle binder for few more weeks. Avoid any sporting activities or running for 2 months. Once plaster removed do strengthening exercise for ankle and foot

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You have to keep plaster for 4 weeks minimum in case of a ligament sprain of ankle.
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If you remove plaster early, you may experience pain and swelling over injured area

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