Expert ReplyCondition analysis:
You really won't really know unless you go to get a xray done where a orthepdist would know exactley what you have done to your ankle you might have a fracture and not know it i think i would see a dr about it
Instructions:
Splint: A splint may need to be placed to support the broken ankle. The splint usually remains for several days. A splint allows for room to accommodate swelling. If the damaged ankle is not displaced, the splint may be applied immediately without moving the broken ankle. However, if the bones are displaced and/or the ankle joint is dislocated, a closed reduction is performed while the splint is placed. This treatment involves setting the tibia and/or fibula bones and ankle joint to improve the position and pain at the ankle. This treatment may require some type of anesthesia.