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Physiotherapy and Ankle Dislocation

Ankle Dislocation can be defined as an injury that causes the separation of single/multiple bones in the ankle joint. The dislocation can be of various forms such as sprain, fracture, strain and cause immediate swelling and pain. Depending on the severity and location of the ankle dislocation, it can be categorized as posterior, anterior, lateral or superior. The most common amongst these is posterior. All kinds of ankle dislocation along with them brings a threat for affecting nerve and blood flow, if not treated and diagnosed quickly. <br><br>

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Physiotherapy and Ankle Dislocation

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  1. PHYSIOTHERAPY AND ANKLE DISLOCATION PHYSIOREVIVE

  2. TABLE OF CONTENTS What is Ankle Dislocation? Physiotherapy Treatment 01 03 Types and Causes of Ankle Dislocation Summary 02 04 Our content today is divided into four parts. Each part will be described with examples.

  3. WHAT IS ANKLE DISLOCATION? Ankle Dislocation can be defined as an injury that causes the separation of single/multiple bones in the ankle joint Ankle Dislocation can be defined as an injury that causes the separation of single/multiple bones in the ankle joint. The dislocation can be of various forms such as sprain, fracture, strain and cause immediate swelling and pain. Depending on the severity and location of the ankle dislocation, it can be categorized as posterior, anterior, lateral or superior. The most common amongst these is posterior. All kinds of ankle dislocation along with them brings a threat for affecting nerve and blood flow, if not treated and diagnosed quickly.

  4. TYPES AND CAUSES OF ANKLE DISLOCATION Posterior Ankle dislocation is primarily caused due to sudden falls, sports injuries, accident injury and mostly all of them are accompanied by fractures or ligament tears. This kind of dislocation is caused when a force pulls the leg backwards. Anterior The various types of dislocation along with their causes are It occurs when the foot is forcefully moved in an anterior direction.

  5. Lateral This occurs mainly when the ankle gets rotated externally or internally. Superior Fall from a certain height causes the talus bone to push upwards and hence causes superior ankle dislocation.

  6. PHYSIOTHERAPY

  7. Physiotherapy Treatment:- Established by Dr Vikrant Bhardwaj to provide relief and to bring innovation in healthcare, Physiorevive is one of the best physiotherapy clinics in Delhi. It specializes in treating various dislocations. Since dislocation of bones is very common in children and the elderly, Physiorevive also provides in- home treatment facilities

  8. In Ankle dislocation, once the cast is removed, it's very natural for your ankle to be stiff and restrict movement. This is where physiotherapy exercises kick in. By doing physiotherapy exercises regularly, the stiffness and the pain start to fade away and the normal movement can be restored. It also helps in preventing any future injuries. Few physiotherapy exercises for ankle dislocation are listed as:-

  9. TREATMENT Another effective way to treat ankle dislocation is the use of resistance bands. These are used to strengthen the muscles, joints and ligaments surrounding the ankle. After ensuring that you are completely comfortable, you can point the foot away and then try to pull it upwards and hold it for a few seconds at each end. This exercise helps to reduce movement restriction. Repeat the same when moving the foot inwards and outwards. This helps your muscles and joints to regain lost support. Try to keep the foot raised, with toes higher than your hip, when you are not walking.

  10. WE AT PHYSIOREVIVE, PROVIDES CUSTOMIZED EXERCISE PROGRAM TO GET THE RECOVERY IN SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME. THANK YOU

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