1. Pain – Usually immediate and can be sharp or throbbing, especially when bearing weight. Pain may increase with activity.
2. Swelling – The ankle often swells within hours due to inflammation and fluid buildup.
3. Bruising – Discoloration around the ankle or foot may appear soon after injury.
4. Instability – The ankle may feel “wobbly” or like it might give way, especially with more severe tears.
5. Limited Range of Motion – Difficulty moving the ankle normally, with stiffness or discomfort during flexing or rotating.
6. Tenderness – The injured area is usually sensitive to touch along the ligament.
7. Popping or Tearing Sensation – Some people report feeling or hearing a pop at the time of injury.
8. Difficulty Walking – Mild tears may allow walking with discomfort, while severe tears may make walking painful or impossible.
Mild sprains can feel similar to minor ligament tears, but a severe tear or rupture may require medical attention, imaging, or even surgery.
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