AnkleTough Ankle Rehabilitation

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• Ridged straps for no slip fit
• No powder
• No tying or knotting
• Latex Free
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Understanding Ankle Sprains

• Fractures
• Tendon Rupture
• Tendonitis
• Tenosynovitis
• Bursitis

Ankle Sprain Classifications:

• Grade I - minor injury to the ligament, minimal functional loss, little swelling, and localized, mild pain.
• Grade II - incomplete rupture of ligament, moderate functional loss, diffuse tenderness and swelling
• Grade III - complete rupture of ligament, significant functional disability, severe tenderness and swelling, marked loss of range of motion

There are two types of ankle sprains:

• Inversion - the most common ankle sprain; the foot twists inward in relation to the lower leg and the ankle rolls out
• Eversion - the foot twists outward in relation to the lower leg and the ankle rolls in.